Geography · Glacial Landforms
How is a 'Fiord' (fjord) geomorphologically formed?
- 1Through the continuous collapse of sea caves along a limestone cliff
- 2By the tectonic uplift of a river valley near the coast
- 3When the lower end of a glacially eroded trough is submerged by the sea✓
- 4By the accumulation of wind-blown loess deposits along a coastal plain
Correct answer
When the lower end of a glacially eroded trough is submerged by the sea
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