The answer is C: Three Gorges. A and B are in the Middle East and D doesn't exist.
Heat it, oil it, then use a hammer. Bigger wrench with a coin underneath and bang the heck out of it.
This is a conservative plate boundary. They're moving in the same directions but at different speeds. I hope this helped
<em><u>C horizon formation :
</u>it is the unconsolidated material present beneath B horizon ..
when large soil particles and rocks break during the weathering of R horizon then it is formed but in dry regions gypsum and carbonates also get accumulated ..
<u>2)
</u>it is the B horizon present beneath A , O or E horizon ..it commonly accumulates clays .iron and different oxides .. also the other name of it is subsoil :)</em>