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Is you shaped valley deposition or erosion?

Erosion!


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A 'U' shaped valley indicates glacial erosion.


An erosion by the movement of a n can produce a you-shaped valley.?

an erosion by the movement of an can produce a you- shaped valley


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Which valley are 'U' shaped valley?

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Is drumlin erosion or deposition?

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