Geography · Geomorphology
A 'kame' is a geomorphological feature formed by glacial deposition. What is its structural composition primarily made of?
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- 1Fine clay and silt
- 2Solid unstratified bedrock
- 3Stratified sand and gravel✓
- 4Purely organic debris
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Stratified sand and gravel
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