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The continual change of soil layers in floodplains is a result of what?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Deposition of sediments by a river at different times

During floods, rivers deposit sediments of different sizes, such as sand, silt and fine clay. Since the speed and volume of water may differ in each flood, the composition of newly formed alluvial layers also changes. Sea storms mainly affect coastal areas; river deposition is the main cause of changing layers in floodplains. Exam tip: Associate floodplains and alluvial soil with river deposition.

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FloodplainsAlluvial DepositsRiver DepositionNorthern PlainsSoil LayersThe Northern PlainsPhysical Features Of IndiaGeography

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