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When a Meandering Stream Is Incised into a Gradually Rising

Question 23

Question 23

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When a meandering stream is incised into a gradually rising crust or bedrock the result is a(n) ______________.


A) peneplain
B) stream terrace
C) cut off
D) delayed tributary junction
E) entrenched meander

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