(1. the orogenic belt containing the himalayas formed as a result of the buckling from its collision with the indian plate.
(2. are the switching nature between two different faults.
(3. the himalayan mountains are rising a year.
(4. the himalayas in the west have more vegetation and a lower elevation than the himalayas to the center.
(6. briefly describe how and where block mountains form.

Eurasian

fault block

1 cm

Lesser

Block mountains form along fault blocks. Tension in a fault block can cause horsts in the fault block to tip. The horst edges point upward, forming a range of exposed mountains.

Explanation:

1. Eurasian Plate

2. 1 cm

3. Lesser

4. Block mountains form along fault blocks. Tension in a fault block can cause horsts in the fault block to tip. The horst edges point upward, forming a range of exposed mountains.

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