Question

If the classification of landforms on land can be done on the basis of altitude and size, then how can the landforms submerged under water be classified?

Answer 1

Underwater landforms can be classified based on depth, size, and shape, similar to how landforms on land are classified by altitude and size. Examples include continental shelves, slopes, abyssal plains, mid-ocean ridges, seamounts, and trenches. These features vary in depth and structure, forming the uneven ocean floor.