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A hanging valley is a valley which is cut across by a deeper valley or a cliff. Hanging valleys are created where smaller valleys meet the main (glaciated) valley
The pattern that ecologists is describing when referring to the latitudinal gradient would be <span>the </span>latitudinal<span> diversity </span>gradient or LDG. It is <span> one of the most widely recognized </span>patterns<span> in </span>ecology<span>. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.</span>
