Which agents of erosion can you see on the cover page of the textbook? Which landforms can you see there?

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Which agents of erosion can you see on the cover page of the textbook? Which landforms can you see there?

Which agents of erosion can you see on the cover page of the textbook? Which landforms can you see there? Write the process of formation of any one.

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2025-01-04 04:42

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Salim Ahmed Kawsar · Accepted Answer · 2023-02-05T15:29:48+06:00

1. On the cover page of the textbook. We observe the agents of erosion such as rivers, glaciers and sea waves.

2. We see different landforms like – alluvial fans, meander, oxbow lakes, delta, sea and beach.

3. The river in the middle stage, picks up more material by bank erosion and gets overloaded. The speed of erosion is reduced. The water moves sluggishly in a bed and turns at every minor change of slope and serpentine bends are formed.