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    A Depositional Feature Formed When a Fast-Flowing Stream Joins a Slower
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A Depositional Feature Formed When a Fast-Flowing Stream Joins a Slower

Question 19

Question 19

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A depositional feature formed when a fast-flowing stream joins a slower one or a mountain stream flows out into a plain is


A) An oxbow.
B) A meander.
C) A floodplain.
D) An alluvial fan.

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