When valley glaciers join together,the ice from each glacier remains separate i.e. ,the ice does not mix together in a manner analogous to that which occurs when two rivers join.

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This is true. Valley glaciers that join together maintain their own separate ice masses and do not mix together like two rivers would. Instead, they flow side-by-side until they merge into a larger glacier.

When Valley Glaciers Join Together,the Ice from Each Glacier Remains