Which phrase best defines a mountain range?
a landform with an individual peak
a...
Physics, 04.02.2020 04:02 thisisalegand
Which phrase best defines a mountain range?
a landform with an individual peak
a landform with multiple mountain ranges
a landform with multiple mountain systems
a landform with multiple peaks in the same area
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