A seif is a landform associated with?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Geography - 2009 Subject: Geography

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A seif is a landform associated with?
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A seif is a landform associated with wind erosion. Specifically, it is a long, narrow sand ridge that is oriented parallel to the prevailing wind direction. Seifs are typically found in deserts and are formed by wind eroding and depositing sand, creating a ridge that can be several meters high and hundreds of meters long.
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