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Explain about block mountains. with an example

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Answered by amity07
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Block Mountains are massive in structure. They have very steep slopes. Generally, the topography of the Block Mountains is very smooth. They are usually tucked in the folded zones of some of the most primitive mountains. These folded zones have gradually lost their plastic properties. And as a result, mountain surfaces have been smoothened because of denudations. Tectonic actions continued and eroded these sections. After breaking, some of the sections rose to new ranges and horsts. The remaining sunk to form depressions and grabens. Due to the repeated actions of orogeny, they formed broad gently sloping folds. These folds were accompanied by faults... (lift type block mountains is example of block mountains)

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Answered by Joye11
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Block Mountains or Fault Block Mountains are massive in structure. They have very steep slopes. Generally, the topography of the Block Mountains is very smooth.They are usually tucked in the folded zones of some of the most primitive mountains. These folded zones have gradually lost their plastic properties. And as a result, mountain surfaces have been smoothened because of denudations. Tectonic actions continued and eroded these sections. After breaking, some of the sections rose to new ranges and horsts. The remaining sunk to form depressions and grabens. Due to the repeated actions of orogeny, they formed broad gently sloping folds. These folds were accompanied by faults.
lift mountain is the example.
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