Geography • Physical GeographyMedium
Which of the following drainage patterns resembles the branching pattern of a tree's roots or branches, developing typically on homogeneous and uniform rock types?
A. Trellis drainage pattern
B. Dendritic drainage pattern✓ Correct Answer
C. Radial drainage pattern
D. Rectangular drainage pattern
💡 Solution & Explanation
A dendritic drainage network develops over homogeneous and uniform geological materials where stream erosion occurs equally in all directions, creating a pattern resembling tree branches. Conversely, trellis patterns form in folded topography with alternating hard and soft rock bands.
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