The lee side of these objects are often dry because they lie in a rain-shadow.
The formation of these objects often results in accumulation of flysch [FLISH] and molasse [MOE-lass]. Guyots [GYE-ohs] are examples of these objects that form underwater. These objects are formed either through delamination, or through subduction to form folds. The fault-block type of these features, such as horsts, often form near rift valleys. These features are formed when the (*) lithosphere is crumpled upwards during an orogeny. The lee side of these objects are often dry because they lie in a rain-shadow. They create continental divides in North America. For 10 points, name these landforms that can be volcanic, examples of which include the Appalachians.
The formation of these objects often results in accumulation of flysch [FLISH] and molasse [MOE-lass].
mountains [or mountain ranges; prompt on volcanoes] Bonuses