Answer:
Both deltas and alluvial fans are types of depositary land forms created by rushing rivers.
Explanation:
Both deltas and alluvial fans are types of depositary land forms created by rushing rivers. Alluvial fans are created at the foothills, where streams running from a higher elevation break into low gradient foothills, while deltas are formed at the mouth of streams, where they enter seas or saline water bodies.
It causes the seafloor and outermost crust (the lithosphere) to bend and form a steep, V-shaped depression.
Atlantic Ocean
Near the Azores (islands)
1,100 miles from Lisbon
1,300 miles from Casablanca
2,100 miles from Boston
Answer:
The cold currents often form when the air on the subtropical high blows over a cold mass of water, then the cold air is dragged to the equator. Warm currents, on the other hand, are large masses of warm water moving further away from the equator, at higher temperatures.
