Geography · Indian Geography
Alluvial soils in India are ex-situ (transported) soils. They are formed primarily by the deposition of sediments derived from which type of rocks?
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- 1Precambrian crystalline complexes only
- 2Unweathered basaltic lava sheets
- 3A mix of weathered igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks carried by rivers✓
- 4Exclusively intrusive plutonic rocks
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A mix of weathered igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks carried by rivers
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