A misfit stream is most closely related to which landform?
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Correct answer: A small present stream flowing in an oversized former valley
A misfit stream is a present river whose discharge and channel size are much smaller than the valley that contains it. The oversized valley commonly records stronger former flows, perhaps under a different climate or during glacial conditions. Therefore option C is correct; a delta, polje, and sea arch are depositional, karst, and coastal landforms rather than the defining setting.
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A small present stream flowing in an oversized former valley
Why is this the correct answer?
A misfit stream is a present river whose discharge and channel size are much smaller than the valley that contains it. The oversized valley commonly records stronger former flows, perhaps under a different climate or during glacial conditions. Therefore option C is correct; a delta, polje, and sea arch are depositional, karst, and coastal landforms rather than the defining setting.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Introduction to Accounting.
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