Geography
The forces operating on the surface of the earth which cause formation of landforms are called:
- Exogenic forces
- Orogenic forces
- Diastrophic forces
- Epeirogenic forces
Earth's Landforms
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Exogenic forces
Reason — Exogenic forces act on the Earth's surface and shape landforms through weathering and erosion. They are also known as destructive forces.
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