Q. Which of the following relates to the formation of the Himalayas?

Correct Answer

Folding of the geosyncline

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    A)Northern Italy
    B)Canada
    C)Switzerland
    D)West Africa
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    C)Number of persons in an area of one lakh mile square
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    A)Pantograph
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