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Landforms · UPSC CDS/OTA · Question 33 of 61

Landforms: Which of the following is a wind-eroded landform?

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Landforms
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Which of the following is a wind-eroded landform?

TopicLandforms
Question Typemultiple choice
Difficultymedium
Marking+1 / −0.33
Test Duration30 min

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Mushroom rocks, also called pedestal rocks, are formed by wind erosion in arid regions. Wind carrying sand particles erodes the lower portion of rock formations more intensively than the upper parts, creating a narrow stem supporting a wider cap, resembling a mushroom. This differential erosion occurs because wind-blown particles are concentrated near ground level.

Final Answer: Option A - Mushroom rock
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