How can terminal and lateral moraines form glacial lakes?
A laterall moraine is formed at the side of a glacier. Falling ice can melt and form a lake. Similarly, a terminal moraine marks the farthest advance of a glacier where all the ice typically melts. Keep on ChaCha-ing!
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