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The hills visible in the picture lie in the Mackenzie delta, in northwestern Canada. What are these terrain forms called?
bread roll
pingo
field
plasne
Pingo is a mound of earth-covered ice. Frozen water creates it. These terrain forms are created in areas of long-term permafrost. Most of them lie in the Mackenzie delta.
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added by Binsos March 13, 2018, 7:12 p.m.
The hills visible in the pictures lie in the Mackenzie delta, in northwestern Canada. What are these terrain forms called?
bread roll
pingo
field
plasne
Pingo is a hill that has a glass of ice inside. Frozen water creates it. These terrain forms are created in the areas of long-term permafrost. Most of them lie in the Mackenzie delta.
Binsos
reach: rather globalAlaskaCanadageographygeology
This is a correction, already accepted and applied to the original question.
added by Norman_D March 14, 2018, 3:52 p.m.
+3 This change is good  globalquiz.org
The hills visible in the picture lie in the Mackenzie delta, in northwestern Canada. What are these terrain forms called?
bread roll
pingo
field
plasne
Pingo is a mound of earth-covered ice. Frozen water creates it. These terrain forms are created in areas of long-term permafrost. Most of them lie in the Mackenzie delta.
Norman_D
reach: rather globalAlaskaCanadageographygeology

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      Acceptable  Norman S Passanha
+1 Very interesting!  Norman_D
      Acceptable  olorion