Geography
Depositional plains formed as a result of action of wind have irregular and undulating surface because of
- new deposits made everyday.
- existence of sand dunes and hallows.
- existence of scrubs.
- All of the above.
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existence of sand dunes and hallows.
Reason — Depositional plains formed by wind deposition, such as the Sahara and Thar Desert, have irregular, undulating surfaces with sand dunes and hollows.
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