Question

how does a canyon differ from a basin? a canyon forms underwater, while a basin forms on land. a canyon is a deep valley, while a basin is a smooth depression. a canyon is shaped by subterranean forces, while a basin is shaped by surface forces. a canyon forms from coral buildup, while a basin forms from volcanic activity.

Explanation:

A canyon is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often carved by a river. A basin is a broad, relatively flat - bottomed depression. The correct description among the options is that a canyon is a deep valley while a basin is a smooth depression.

Answer:

A canyon is a deep valley, while a basin is a smooth depression.