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If a pebbly porous belt is followed by a moist marshy belt which sequence is it?

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Correct answer: Bhabar to Terai

The Bhabar and Terai belts occur along the foothills of the Himalayas. Bhabar is formed by coarse pebbles and gravel deposited by streams descending from the mountains. Its porous surface allows streams to disappear underground. South of it lies the Terai, where the underground water re-emerges or remains near the surface, creating a wetter, marshy, and more humid belt.

Option A is correct because the described order is Bhabar followed by Terai. The clues are the pebbly porous material first and the moist marshy land afterward. Khadar and Bhangar are different divisions of the Northern Plains based mainly on newer and older alluvium. Konkan and Malabar are coastal regions, while Thar and Rann are arid or saline areas. Thus, the physical sequence directly identifies Bhabar to Terai.

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