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GeographyIf endogenic uplift occurs in an area what may happen to river erosion?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 42Medium GeographyWhat generally happens in epeirogenic movement?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 42Medium GeographyIf endogenic uplift increases a river's gradient in an area what effect may occur?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 40Medium GeographyWhich force can create new high structures on the land surface?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 42Easy GeographyProcesses that uplift the land surface are generally linked with which force?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 42Easy GeographySlow uplift of land is related to what?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 42Easy GeographyUplift of the Earth's crust is related to which type of force?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 41Easy GeographySlow uplift of a plateau may be an example of what?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 40Easy GeographyWhat is the general effect of endogenic forces?Class 11Geomorphic ProcessesEndogenic and exogenic forcesLevel 40Easy GeographyWhy are erosion and uplift seen together in the Himalaya formed by Indian Plate collision?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 38Expert GeographyWhat type of deformation zone did the northward movement of the Indian Plate create along southern Asia?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 38Expert GeographyWhat happened to Tethyan sediments when the Indian Plate collided with Asia?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 38Expert GeographyWhy is the Tibetan Plateau important for understanding the relation between Indian Plate movement and the Asian landmass?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 37Expert GeographyWhy does continental crust behave differently from oceanic crust in the collision of the Indian and Eurasian plates?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 37Expert GeographyWhich topographic result is most directly linked with the northward journey of the Indian Plate?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 37Expert GeographyWhy could marine sediments turn into mountains when the Indian Plate collided with Eurasia?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 37Expert GeographyIf the northward motion of the Indian Plate suddenly stopped, which long-term effect would be expected to decrease?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 37Expert GeographyHow is the collision of the Indian Plate with Eurasia different from normal oceanic subduction?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 39Hard GeographyWhy do both uplift and erosion operate together in the Himalayas formed by Indian Plate collision?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 38Hard GeographyWhy is erosion important even though the Himalayas formed by Indian Plate collision?Class 11Distribution of Oceans and ContinentsPlate Tectonics and the movement of the Indian plateLevel 38Hard