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Which land forms are formed by wind deposition in the desert region?
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Some depositional landforms include dunes, barchan dunes, ripple marks, and loess. A dune is a large pile of wind-blown material, typically sand or snow.
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Winds in hot deserts have greater speed which causes erosional and depositional activities in the desert. The landforms which are created by erosional and depositional activities of wind are called Aeolian Landforms. The wind or Aeolian erosion takes place in the following ways, viz. deflation, abrasion, and attrition.10-Jan-2020
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