Geography · Erosional Plains
How are Loess plains formed?
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- 1By the melting action of massive continental glaciers
- 2By the continuous deposition of river silt in valleys
- 3By the accumulation of volcanic ash after eruption
- 4By the deposition of wind-blown silt and sand particles✓
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By the deposition of wind-blown silt and sand particles
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