Which statement best explains how drumlins form in glacial environments?

Drumlins are elongated, streamlined hills made of sediment that are shaped beneath moving glacial ice. The ice molds and deposits sediment into their characteristic form, so “Glacial ice shapes sediment into streamlined hills” is the best explanation. Melting ice, dissolving rock, and wind erosion do not form drumlins.

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