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  1. In the context of mountains, "shallow" typically refers to a mountain range or area with lower elevations and gentler slopes compared to other, more rugged mountain regions. Here's a more detailed explanation: Lower Elevations: Shallow mountains generally have peaks and overall terrain that are not as high above sea level as steeper, more dramatic mountains. Gentler Slopes: The sides of shallow mountains tend to have less steep inclines, making them appear less rugged and more gradual in their rise. Examples: The Rocky Mountains, while still significant, are considered a broad belt of mountains with a relatively shallow angle of subduction, resulting in a less steep mountain range compared to some other mountain ranges. Contrast with Deep Mountains: In contrast, "deep" mountains would describe regions with very high peaks, steep slopes, and rugged terrain.
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