Yes they do.
because older mountains are more exposed to the elements such as rain and storms which wear down the jagged points. Actually, the sharpness or bluntness of the peaks of a mountain indicates the strength of the rock from which they are formed, and says nothing about their age.
Young mountains are characterized by sharp, rugged peaks, steep slopes, and active geological processes like earthquakes and volcanic activity. Old mountains have smoother, more rounded peaks, gentler slopes, and exhibit less intense geological activity due to millions of years of weathering and erosion. Old mountains are often lower in elevation compared to young mountains.
old mountain have formed very early but young mountains have formed recently about 25 million years ago . they don't have sharp peak but young mountain have sharp peak's. they are not so much high whereas they are very much high
Old fold mountains are the mountains which were formed 50-60 million years ago. Young fold mountains are the ones formed comparatively new (30-40 million years ago). - answer by Subhrajyoti Sen
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Young mountains are jagged because they have experienced recent tectonic activity that causes the Earth's crust to rapidly rise and fold. This process, known as orogeny, results in steep, rugged peaks and ridges. Over time, weathering and erosion will gradually wear down these jagged features, resulting in smoother, rounder mountains.
One of the features of young fold mountains is that these are formed at destructive collision of tectonic plate boundaries. The Earth's crust are pushed to the surface therefore forming a series of fold mountains.
Old mountains are usually eroded down to their roots (e.g. the Scottish Highlands) while young mountains are usually high a pointy (e.g. the Himalayas). mountains that are jagged at the top are new mountains that are more rounded are old
because older mountains are more exposed to the elements such as rain and storms which wear down the jagged points. Actually, the sharpness or bluntness of the peaks of a mountain indicates the strength of the rock from which they are formed, and says nothing about their age.
Young mountains are characterized by sharp, rugged peaks, steep slopes, and active geological processes like earthquakes and volcanic activity. Old mountains have smoother, more rounded peaks, gentler slopes, and exhibit less intense geological activity due to millions of years of weathering and erosion. Old mountains are often lower in elevation compared to young mountains.
The features of a young fold mountain are: Distinctive layers of rock that lie slightly slanted; High, then low points of the mountain range; They run along a plate boundary
old mountain have formed very early but young mountains have formed recently about 25 million years ago . they don't have sharp peak but young mountain have sharp peak's. they are not so much high whereas they are very much high
Yes, it can be. For instance: The rugged appearance of the man scared the young girl.
The Appalachian and the Smokey Mtns. The are relatively old and weather worn mountains (smooth) as compared to 'young' mountains like the Rockies or the Alps, which are jagged with rugged, sharp peaks.
Some examples of young fold mountains include the Himalayas in Asia, the Andes in South America, and the Rockies in North America. These mountain ranges are still actively being uplifted through tectonic processes, resulting in their rugged, steep topography.
Old fold mountains are the mountains which were formed 50-60 million years ago. Young fold mountains are the ones formed comparatively new (30-40 million years ago). - answer by Subhrajyoti Sen
When I Was Young in the Mountains was created in 1982.