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relict landform

 
Geography Dictionary: relict landform

A geomorphological feature which was formed under past processes and climatic regimes but still exists as an anomaly in the changed, present-day conditions. Raised beaches and corries in Scotland are just two examples, and certain geomorphologists claim that, in some areas, such as hot deserts, the majority of landforms are relict.

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