With reference to the different types of soil found in India, identify the pairs which is/are wrongly matched. 1. Submontane soil – These are formed by the deposition of eroded material and are found in the Tarai region stretching from Jammu and Kashmir to Assam. 2. Karewa soil – These are the lacustrine deposits found in the Kashmir valleys and Bhaderwah Valley. 3. Peaty and Marshy soil – These are typical soils of the monsoon climate characterised by seasonal rainfall and is deficient in organic matter. 4. Laterite soil – These soils are rich in humus and organic matter. Choose the correct answer from the options given below: