What is the origin of smooth troughs (T on this figure) cutting across the landscape in the Great Lakes area?
A) The areas were covered by soft marine sediments.
B) A huge flood coming from Iowa flowed toward the Great Lakes.
C) Glaciers carved out the smooth troughs.
D) All of these are correct.
C) Glaciers carved out the smooth troughs.
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