Geography · Fluvial Landforms
A _________ tributary is formed when tributaries in a flood plain are unable to enter the main river immediately because of raised natural levees on either bank of the river, running parallel to it for a considerable distance.
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- 1Anastomosing
- 2Anabranch
- 3Solitary
- 4Yazoo / Deferred✓
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Yazoo / Deferred
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