Which of the following features is associated with river capture?

The feature that is associated with river capture is "Wind gap". River capture is a geomorphological process that occurs when a river erodes its channel and captures the drainage of another river or stream. This usually happens when the two rivers flow in close proximity, and one of them has a more rapid rate of erosion than the other. Over time, the faster-eroding river may break through the divide between the two rivers, diverting the water flow from the other river into its own channel. As a result of river capture, a wind gap may be formed in the area where the diverted river previously flowed. A wind gap is a narrow, steep-sided valley or gap in a ridge or mountain range, which was previously occupied by a river or stream. The term "wind gap" comes from the fact that the gap is often occupied by strong winds that blow through the valley or gap. Therefore, "Wind gap" is the feature associated with river capture.