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> 下图，示意我国某地景观。读图，完成问题。图中 A．①处向斜槽部受挤压，物质坚硬不易被侵蚀而成山岭 B．②处岩层的断裂和错位是内外力共同作用的结果 C．③处地形平坦是流水侵蚀作用形成的冲积扇 D．④处岩层发生倾斜是内力作用的结果

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发布时间：2024-09-07

下图，示意我国某地景观。读图，完成问题。

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A．①处向斜槽部受挤压，物质坚硬不易被侵蚀而成山岭

B．②处岩层的断裂和错位是内外力共同作用的结果

C．③处地形平坦是流水侵蚀作用形成的冲积扇

D．④处岩层发生倾斜是内力作用的结果

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