What sort of stream tends to stay with the pattern it developed initially and not change?
A)meandering
B)antident
C)braided
D)superposed

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Superposed streams maintain their course regardless of the underlying geology because they developed on a uniform layer that was later uplifted or eroded, revealing resistant rocks underneath. Unlike meandering or braided streams, which adjust their courses based on sediment load and flow rate, superposed streams follow their initial path even as the landscape changes.

What Sort of Stream Tends to Stay with the Pattern