Difference between the formation of old fold mountains and the young fold mountains
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Old fold mountains are were formed several hundred million years ago. They have gentle slopes and low rounded peaks.
Young fold mountains that were formed a few million years ago, are known as young fold mountains. They have steep slopes and tall peaks.
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Old fold mountains are were formed several hundred million years ago. They have gentle slopes and low rounded peaks.
Young fold mountains that were formed a few million years ago, are known as young fold mountains. They have steep slopes and tall peaks.
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- Young fold mountains
- They are of recent origin.
- They are higher than the old fold mountains.
- Most of the young fold mountains have pointed peaks.
- These have steeper slopes and more profound valleys.
- The Himalayas, the Andes, and the Rockies mountains are some examples of young fold mountains.
- Old fold mountains
- Young fold mountains
- Old fold mountains
- They have been formed long ago.
- They are lower than the young fold mountains.
- These mountains generally do not have pointed peaks due to erosional activities of exogenic forces. They have rounded peaks.
- Due to the erosional activities of the exogenic forces, these mountains have gentle slopes.
- The Aravali Range, the Appalachian, and the Ural Mountains are some examples of old fold mountains.
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