What exogenous factors of relief formation prevail in Antarctica?

Antarctica is mostly covered with glaciers and snow. But under them is the surface of the earth with its characteristic relief forms. There are also ice-free areas. Exogenous factors in the formation of the relief of Antarctica are frost weathering, wind erosion, and glacial erosion. Under the influence of frosty weathering, rocks crack. Material is carried by the wind or by the action of the glacier. Such landforms are called glacial. The ocean also influences the coastline of the mainland.