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On what geomorphic basis is the difference between Bhangar and Khadar understood?

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Correct answer: Position of older and newer alluvial deposits

Direct answer: A, the position and age of older and newer alluvial deposits. Bhangar is the older alluvium of the northern plains. It generally lies on slightly higher terraces and is less frequently renewed by floods. Khadar is newer alluvium deposited in active floodplains; fresh silt may be added during floods, making it comparatively young and often fertile. Thus the difference is geomorphic and concerns the age, position and flood relationship of deposits. B is wrong because sea-wave height does not classify these inland alluvial surfaces. C is wrong because glacier thickness is not the basis of the distinction. D is wrong because volcanic ash heat is unrelated. Memory cue: Bhangar is old and higher; Khadar is new and nearer active floods.

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