A Hogback is a narrow, sharp-crested ridge formed by the differential erosion of steeply tilted rock layers. Both sides of the ridge have nearly equal, steep slopes. They are commonly found on the flanks of large-scale folds or domes, where ...
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A Hogback is a narrow, sharp-crested ridge formed by the differential erosion of steeply tilted rock layers. Both sides of the ridge have nearly equal, steep slopes. They are commonly found on the flanks of large-scale folds or domes, where ...