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प्रश्न
What is a badland topography?
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उत्तर
A highly dissected land surface is known as badland. In sloping areas, gully erosion results in soil erosion. These gullies develop a ravine land a badland topography. This topography consists of ridges, earth pillars, ravines, escarpments, etc. This topography is found in Chambal Valley of Madhya Pradesh in India
संबंधित प्रश्न
Which is the most important effect of weathering?
What is gradation? Describe the two processes involved in gradation.
What are exogenic forces?
Say whether the following is ‘True’ or ‘False’.
External forces are engaged only in erosion
Distinguish between :
Loess and Alluvium.
Distinguish between the following:
Sheet erosion and gully erosion.
How are the different kinds of soils in Temperate zones formed?
Rewrite the following sentence, choosing the right word from the options given below:
_______soils are those which are undisturbed by erosion or deposition.
Give reasons for the following :
Farmers are encouraged to adopt soil conservation methods.
A region is having an annual mean temperature of 5°C and an annual rainfall of 1000 mm. Can you comment upon the weathering and the type with the help of the following questions? Discuss in class.
- Which type of weathering will be dominant here?
- Where will such a region be found?
