With time,a river may erode terrain to produce a low-lying plain that lies close to the base level,which is termed a(n)________.
A)astral plain
B)antedeluvial plain
C)peneplain
D)plateau

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A peneplain is a low-lying plain that is close to the base level and is formed due to the erosion of terrain by a river over a long period of time. It is characterized by its almost flat surface and is usually located near the coast. The other options do not fit the description of a plain formed by river erosion near the base level.

With Time,a River May Erode Terrain to Produce a Low-Lying