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River on its course of flowing shows this separation method:

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Filtration

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Sedimentation

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Decantation

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Winnowing

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The correct option is B
Sedimentation

Rivers, while flowing in plains deposit silt (very fine particles intermediate in size between sand and clay) and clay. This is sedimentation process.

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