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    Dunes That Form Long-Parallel Ridges of Sand Aligned Generally Parallel
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Dunes That Form Long-Parallel Ridges of Sand Aligned Generally Parallel

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Dunes that form long-parallel ridges of sand aligned generally parallel to the direction of the prevailing winds where sand supply is somewhat limited are ____________________ dunes.

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