Geography · Geomorphology
Consider the following pairs with reference to types of rivers based on their relationship with geological structure and slope: I. Consequent rivers: Flow in conformity with the initial slope of the land surface II. Subsequent rivers: Develop along zones of structural weakness and often join the main stream at near right angles III. Obsequent rivers: Flow opposite to the direction of the original consequent drainage IV. Resequent rivers: Flow in the same general direction as the consequent streams but originate later How many of the pairs given above are correctly matched?
- 1All four pairs✓
- 2Only three pairs
- 3Only two pairs
- 4Only one pair
Correct answer
All four pairs
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