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Earth's Surface

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delta   A landform at the mouth of a river made by the sand, silt, soil, and rocks deposited by moving water  
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deposition   The process in which water, wind, or ice build up the earth's surface by dropping sediment in new locations  
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erosion   The process in which gravity, water, ice, and wind move sediment from one place to another on the earth's surface  
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mouth   Where a river meets a lake, valley, or ocean  
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river   A body of flowing water that empties into an ocean, valley, lake, or another river  
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riverbed   The bottom of a river  
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sediment   Materials, such as sand, silt, soil, and rocks, that have been carried along and deposited by water, wind, or ice  
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slope   The inclined surface of a hill or mountain  
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source   Where a river begins  
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freshwater   water found in rivers, lakes, and groundwater  
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groundwater   the water in soil and porous rocks underground  
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spring   a small stream of water flowing naturally from the earth  
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weathering   the breakdown of large rock into smaller pieces of rock  
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glacier   a large, slow moving sheet of ice  
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earthquake   a sudden movement of Earth's crust along a fault  
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sinkhole   a natural hole that forms in the Earth's surface as a result of weathering  
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