Put these Earth system processes in order from slowest to fastest. Select one:

a. Uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; yearly monsoon wind cycle; formation of the Gobi desert

b. Collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; formation of the Gobi desert; yearly monsoon wind cycle

c. Collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; yearly monsoon wind cycle; formation of the Gobi desert

d. Yearly monsoon wind cycle; formation of the Gobi desert; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate

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Braydon Phelps

Geography

25 December, 19:24

Put these Earth system processes in order from slowest to fastest. Select one:

a. Uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; yearly monsoon wind cycle; formation of the Gobi desert

b. Collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; formation of the Gobi desert; yearly monsoon wind cycle

c. Collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; yearly monsoon wind cycle; formation of the Gobi desert

d. Yearly monsoon wind cycle; formation of the Gobi desert; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate

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Elian Ross · Answer 1

The correct answer is b. Collision of Indian tectonic plate with Eurasian plate; uplift of the Tibetan Plateau; formation of the Gobbi desert; yearly monsoon wind cycle.

The collision between the two tectonic plates took/is taking tens of millions of years. It is what caused the Tibetan Plateau to form and it's uplift is due to the ongoing collision of the two plates, the Gobbi desert is formed because of the uplift of the land that is caused by the collision of the two plates, and the yearly monsoon cycle is affected by the geography of the Asian land.