Which desert landform form parallel to the direction of wind?
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Seif sand dune form parallel to the direction of the wind.
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- Seif is a slim and kind of a protracted sand dune which is pointing in a direction that is parallel to the wind or in a path as a result of the extra winds blowing at an acute angle.
- The dune crest usually consists of peaks and different depths of gaps, and steep.
- Its face can also be alternating sides of the dune in line with modifications in the direction of the wind.
- A maximum number of seif dunes are known to arise within the open desert. Seifs, are very common in places like Libya.
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Seif is a desert landform form parallel to the direction of wind.
Explanation:
- A seif is a long and narrow sand dune or a chain of dunes that are oriented in a parallel direction to that of the winds and they result from the winds blowing from the acute angles.
- They consist of a series of gaps, steep and slips, and may change their sides as the change in direction of the wind.
- Most of them occur in the open desert regions and many re common features in Libya and may range up to 90 meters in height.
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