Definition: The term "cirrocumular" is a geological term that describes the formation of a series of mountains or hills that are connected by rivers, lakes, and other bodies of water. It can refer to both mountainous areas with high elevations and valleys with low elevations, as well as the process of erosion and deposition of sediment along these ridges. The term is derived from the Latin "cirrus," which means "raindrop" or "stream," and "cumula," which
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