The above picture shows: Group of answer choices A permafrost soil-creep lobe, which is generally coming toward you, moving in the opposite direction indicated by the arrow. A glacier, which is generally flowing toward you, carrying rocks picked up from the ridges; the yellow arrow points up one of the stripes of rock, and you can follow the stripe to the ridge where the rocks started. A permafrost soil-creep lobe, which is generally moving away from you, moving in the direction indicated by the arrow. A glacier, which is generally flowing away from you, carrying rocks to smear them against the ridges as the glacier makes the mountains bigger; you can see where the black stripe under the yellow arrow curves around to smash against the rock. A glacier, which has quit flowing and is wasting away in response to global warming.

Figure: A glacier was shown in the figure