Geography · Indian Geography
Identify the correct statements regarding the Karewa formations in the Kashmir Himalayas: 1. Karewas are lacustrine deposits formed primarily during the Pleistocene epoch, comprising clay, silt, and glacial material. 2. The Karewa formations provide ideal conditions for the cultivation of Zafran, a unique variety of saffron. 3. Karewas are formed exclusively by wind-blown aeolian deposits without any lacustrine influence.
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