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Sand dunes are which like structure

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Sand dunes are mounds of loose sand grains that are piled up by wind movement. Most sand dunes are asymmetrical, which means that if cut down a central line, they are not identical on both sides. They have one side that faces the wind direction, which has a gentle slope.

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