Differential Erosion is a geological process in which adjacent parts of a rock surface weather and erode at unequal rates due to variations in rock hardness, mineral composition, or structural resistance, resulting in the development of characteristic surface irregularities and landforms.
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The negative relief of large river floodplains
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