Which outcome occurs when glacial meltwater upwells subglacially containing sediment?

💡 Explanation

Eskers arise from subglacial meltwater releasing sediments due to reduced speed; this is the deposition mechanism. Subsequent covering by ice, then melting leaves the deposit; therefore eskers form, rather than kettle lakes, which involve stagnant ice.

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