Geography, asked by javedali63, 11 months ago

Small hill of sand piled by action of wind

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Answered by zoe611305

Answer:

sand dune

the flowing winds carry some sand particles along with them and when they come to rest they deposit it making a pile or mountain like small structure of sand

Answered by presentmoment

A small hill of sand piling up due to the action of the wind is referred to as sand dunes.

Explanation:

'Sand dunes' are the important landforms formed due to depositional action of wind.
The landform is formed when the small particles of wind get settled into small hills in the direction of the wind when the wind loses its energy.
Sand dunes are formed in different shapes such as crescent-shaped barchans, seifs, etc.

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