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Hogbacks are formed through the process of erosion, where resistant rock layers are uplifted and tilted at an angle, creating a steep ridge. The softer rock layers around the hogback erode more quickly, exposing the harder layers that form the ridge. Over time, this differential erosion creates the distinctive shape of a hogback.

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