A "chevron" in the context of landforms refers to a specific type of geological feature that resembles a V-shaped pattern or a series of zigzag lines. This formation often occurs in soft sedimentary rocks due to processes such as erosion and sediment deposition. Chevron landforms can typically be seen in the context of: 1. **Geomorphology**: They represent the way that geomorphic processes, such as erosion by water or wind, can shape the landscape.
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