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what are the tertiary land forms​

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Answered by 3022fatima
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The tertiary landforms refer to a period that was two hundred million years ago formed by the Gondwana deposits with the extinction of dinosaurs which was an integration of period of Paleogene and Neogene also known as the Lower Tertiary and the Upper Tertiary.

Answered by kanithangamasokan
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tertiary means refers to the period that was of two hundred million years ago formed by Gondwana

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