Concentric Ridges in Anticlinal Structures

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Development of concentric ridges in anticlinal structures. A) An anticlinal or cigar-shaped mountain results from the position of the hard rock. B) The anticlinal mountain A is replaced by an anticlinal valley because of the position of the strata.

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Amadeus W. Grabau A Textbook of Geology (Boston: D.C. Heath & Co., 1920) 595

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