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How does a sand dunes change earths surface

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They act as barriers whereby wind deposits its load to come up with major land forms in the desert.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sand dunes retain the load that arises as a result of erosion processes ,and disposition.

Wind deposits con form hills and sand sheets .

An example of this is in California , whereby Sand dunes make up to 25 % of the land-forms in the arid areas .

Sand dunes can also influence the formation of oases , as a result of wind action.

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