Question 11 Mesa Verde is described as: O a cuesta (a ridge with a gentle slope on one side and a steep slope (scarp) on the other. a huge depression O a trench

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Ricky Klein

10 August, 03:46

Question 11 Mesa Verde is described as: O a cuesta (a ridge with a gentle slope on one side and a steep slope (scarp) on the other. a huge depression O a trench

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Kole Graves · Answer 1

a huge depression

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Mesa Verde is a place geologically famous for the 'alcove formation'. These alcoves are the depressions formed when water goes into the cracks, it gets freezed and due to freezing it exerts pressure on the surrounding, causing surrounding walls/rocks to move away or apart from each other. This the alcoves are formed. They are depressions similar to caves, but caves are formed underground.