Kame terraces are stratified deposits of sand and gravel that accumulate between a melting valley glacier and the adjacent valley wall. They are landforms characteristic of glaciated valleys.
Kame terraces are formed by the deposits of ______.
Asked in KPSC KAS Prelims 2017 · Topic: General Concept (Hydrosphere: Major Water Bodies and the Hydrological Cycle)
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