In the Absence of Cutoff, How Does a River Meander

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the absence of cutoff, how does a river meander loop behave over time?

• A)The gradient is lowered as the loop shortens, and the channel migrates toward the cut or inner bank of the loop.
• B)The gradient is lowered as the channel lengthens and migrates toward the cut or outer bank of the loop.
• C)The gradient is raised as the loop lengthens, and the channel migrates toward the cut or inner bank of the loop.
• D)The gradient is raised as the loop shortens, and the channel migrates away from the cut or outer bank of the loop.

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