3 difference between inselberg and yardang
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An inselberg is an isolated rock hill or a small mountain that rises from its surrounding plains or sloping background in a sudden manner. ... Ayardang on the other hand is a protuberance that is carved from the bedrock or any other rock made out of consolidated or semi-consolidated material.
Formation Of An Inselberg. An inselberg is one of the landforms resulting from erosional processes. For an inselberg to form, there has to be pronounced variations in the level of weathering of the land surface. Inselbergs arise from rocks which erode on a slower rate than that of the surrounding rocks.
Formation of Yardangs form in environments where water is scarce and the prevailing winds are strong, uni-directional, and carry an abrasive sediment load. The wind cuts down low-lying areas into parallel ridges which gradually erode into separate hills that take on the unique shape of a yardang.
Formation Of An Inselberg. An inselberg is one of the landforms resulting from erosional processes. For an inselberg to form, there has to be pronounced variations in the level of weathering of the land surface. Inselbergs arise from rocks which erode on a slower rate than that of the surrounding rocks.
Formation of Yardangs form in environments where water is scarce and the prevailing winds are strong, uni-directional, and carry an abrasive sediment load. The wind cuts down low-lying areas into parallel ridges which gradually erode into separate hills that take on the unique shape of a yardang.
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