A valley bottom might be differentiated from valley sides in that valley if ________.
A) bottoms tend to be at a higher altitude
B) sides have lesser slopes than valley bottoms
C) sides tend to take more area than valley bottoms
D) sides commonly have "lips" or "rims"
E) bottoms are the sites of interfluves

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Valley sides commonly have "lips" or "rims" that mark the edge of the valley, while valley bottoms are the flat, low-lying areas between the sides where streams or rivers flow.

A Valley Bottom Might Be Differentiated from Valley Sides in That