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Roches mountonnées develop their distinctive morphology due to the pattern of stress on a bedrock surface beneath a sliding glacier. On the stoss side of bedrock bumps, normal stresses are relatively high and particles embedded in the ice are moved across the underlying surface where they carry out abrasion. The evidence of such abrasion is the common occurrence of striations (i.e. scores and scratches on bedrock) on the sloping upper surface and flanks of roches moutonnées. Formation of a roche moutonnée as a result of stress differences over the bedrock surface. High normal stress (pressure) on the stoss face results in bedrock abrasion, whereas lower normal stresses (pressure) on the lee face often allow a cavity to form, which promotes quarrying of bedrock along lines of existing weakness.
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