A wind gap may be related to what?
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Correct answer: An abandoned dry route after an earlier stream course or river capture
The governing concept is drainage change, particularly stream capture. A wind gap is a dry, elevated valley or pass that may preserve the route of a former stream after the river was diverted or captured by another drainage system. Therefore option A is correct. It is not a current subglacial stream, a part of a sea arch, or a horn of a crescent-shaped barchan dune.
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An abandoned dry route after an earlier stream course or river capture
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is drainage change, particularly stream capture. A wind gap is a dry, elevated valley or pass that may preserve the route of a former stream after the river was diverted or captured by another drainage system. Therefore option A is correct. It is not a current subglacial stream, a part of a sea arch, or a horn of a crescent-shaped barchan dune.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Accountancy question. Chapter: Introduction to Accounting.
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