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Figure 21.15(a) A roche moutonnée is a small hill of bedrock, smoothed by glacial ice on the upstream side and plucked to a steep, rough face on the downstream side as the moving ice pulls rock fragments from joints and cracks. (b) A roche moutonnée known as The Beehive rises above Sand Beach at Acadia National Park in Maine.