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What is the sharp ridge left between two cirques called?

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Correct answer: Arete

An arete is a narrow, sharp-edged ridge produced when glaciers erode the mountain from two opposite sides, often between adjacent cirques or glacial valleys. This two-sided erosion leaves a knife-edge crest, so option A is correct. An oxbow lake is a cut-off river bend, loess is wind-blown silt, and a bar is a depositional ridge in water.

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