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This is the name given to the lake in a cirque
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A mass of ice that moves and shapes the landscape
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This pulls the snow downhill
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Scratches left behind on the rocks from the movement of ice
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An example of a cirque in Ireland
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The build up of material that was moved by ice
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When rocks are torn out of larger chunks of rock to make the hollow steeper
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An example of a pyramidal peak
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An example of a cirque in Scotland
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Another name for a cirque
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When rocks are pulled along in the ice and hit off each other to make the hollow wider and deeper
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A ridge between two cirques
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When three cirques form, a ridge of the mountain remains in the shape of a peak
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A basin-shaped hollow in the mountains
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This is compressed to form ice in the hollow
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This describes the movement of the ice against the rock causing it to melt
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The breakdown of rocks
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