Q9
What is the result of headward erosion?
A.
River delta formation
B.
Valley widening
C.
River capture
AnswerD.
Meander cutoff
Answer: Option C
Solution
Answer: Option C
Solution:
Headward erosion refers to the process by which a stream lengthens its course upstream.It can result in river capture, where one stream diverts the flow of another.This leads to changes in watershed boundaries.