In the geographical picture at the top you can see the Iberian Peninsula cross by a line and in the bottom of the picture there is a topographic profile.a topographic profile is the graphic representation of the relief on an area ,obteined by cutting transversely the contour lines of a topographic map.as you can see the line that I drew is crossing the Iberian Peninsula,it goes from the northwest (Pyrenees) to the southeast (Guadalquivir river).
This line that I described in the first pharagraph cross different reliefs of the Iberian Peninsula such as Pyrenees, Ebro river basin, Sistema Iberico, Sistema Central, Submeseta Sur, Guadalquivir river basin.
The first surronding ranges are the Pyrenees those habe a complex structure they were created in the third period or Cenozoic and the main peaks are Aneto and Monteperdido. The second relief in my line is the Ebro river basin, it is between the Pyrenees and the Sistema Iberico, this basin appear in the Cenozoic.The next range is the Sistema Iberico that has two part or sectors, the interior and the exterior. In the interior the main ranges are Demanda, Moncayo, Albarrazin and Serrania. On the other hand the main peaks of the exterior are Javalambre and Gudar. It (Sistema Iberico) was created in the third period. After the Sistema Iberico, in my line goes the Sistema Central it is the highest inner range of the plateau (600-800 m) and the main mountain ranges are Somosierra, Guadarrama, Gredos, Peña de Francia and Gata.It was formed in the primary period. In the fifth relief is the Submeseta Sur ,It is the lowest range of the plateau, it was formed in the Cenozoic and the main peak is Guadalupe.The last relief is the Guadalquivir river basin that is between the Submeseta sur and the Sistemas Beticos.

Lucas, review the spelling (Cenozoic) and include the geological formation pf each of the units of relief.
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