Simply define what is residual hills
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Residual hills are formed after agents of denudation like that of wind, rain, and ice have eroded the already existing mountain.
- It is a formation by weathering and erosion in different climatic regions. The agents of denudation erode the soft rocks, therefore, the residual hills majorly have hard rocks as its remnants.
- Residual hills have a dome like structure due the process of weathering. The dome shaped structure is known as 'inselberg'.
- The Sierras of Spain and the Aravallis of India are a great example of residual hills.
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