Where would you most likely not find an alpine glacier? the himalayas the rockies the andes flat areas of antarctica

The correct answer is: Flat areas of Antarctica

This is because alpine glaciers form in mountainous regions of high elevation.  

Alpine glaciers start to form, high up in the mountains in cirques-hollows with the shape of bowl. As the glacier grows (ice becomes thick), the ice slowly flows out of the mountains (cirque). It ends up into a valley where the temperature is higher. Alpine glaciers may be many kilometers long and narrow.

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