As far as we know, they would look very similar to the way they look now. For the most part, processes that cause a change in landforms perform that change slowly.
Almost like they look now. Plate movement is extremely slow, about the rate of fingernail growth.
Landforms
fossila and landforms
hot ,wet,
Not yet--they are still moving apart. Within the next hundred million years or so they should reverse direction and begin moving back together again. Look up "Wilson Cycle" for more information on that.
You are seeing it as it was 1,000 years ago.
Almost like they look now. Plate movement is extremely slow, about the rate of fingernail growth.
it looked plain
it is fals geogrophers look at many reagons and study much more than individual cities and landforms
you suck because you look like you are 1000 years old
yes there are other landform that look like a lagoon.
landforms in hungry are hills mountains and rivers look up certin things like rivers mountains or lakes !
Landforms
go look somewhere else dummy
You can learn about anything you want to learn about. Just look in your textbook or do a search for landforms on the internet and you'll be surprised at how much information you can learn!
93 but that's if you look at it in the form of building blocks
Volcanic landforms on a topographic map can be identified by looking for features such as cones, calderas, lava flows, and volcanic craters. These landforms typically display unique shapes and elevations that stand out from the surrounding terrain. Additionally, you can look for contour lines that depict changes in elevation, which can highlight the topography of the volcanic landscape.