Concept:Plateaus that are formed together with fold mountains are known as intermontane plateaus.
Explanation:When tectonic plates collide, the crust is compressed and folded upwards to form fold mountains.
Between these folded mountain ranges, the crust may also be uplifted or trapped, creating high plateau surfaces.
These plateaus lie between mountain ranges, hence the name intermontane, meaning “between mountains.”
Examples include the Tibetan Plateau, which lies between the Himalayas and other ranges.
Dissected plateaus are formed by erosion, while piedmont plateaus lie at the foot of mountains.
Answer:C. intermontane