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Rock Cycle

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What plateau located in Colorado Dinosaur, Mesa Verde
What Plautus were located in New Mexico Shiprock peak
What plateaus were located in Arizona Grand Canyon, Monument, Canyon de Chelly, Painted Desert
What plauteaes were located in Utha Book cliffs, Arches, Canyonlands, Natural Bridges
what does the rock cycle order go in sedimentary, metamorphic, and the ignious
what is plateau A large nearly level area land that has had uplifted of evaluated above the surrounding area.
what is a rock column a sequence of rocks that can be seen at 6 national parks
what is fromation A rock layer composed of more than one kind of rocks but the rocks can be recognized from one place to another
Diffrent Errosions landforms shaped like steps or cliffs slopes are formed with this process.
what is the diffrent types of errosions A mountain or a platue is made out of both soft weak rocks. Tehe weaker rocks wear away faster leaving behind knobs and cliffs or more ressinatnce
Mountains high uplifted are with steps or slopes
canyon a V shaped valley eroded by a rive
Dune a mound hill or ridge of wind blow sand
Valley A low area between hills and mountains often where a river flows
Meander A curve or a loop in a river
Plain Nearly level area that has been eroded or where material has been deposited
Flood plain The land that gets covered by sand and pebbles
what are examples of sedimentanary rock sandstone and lmestone
what are examples of metamorphic rock Marble and granulite,
what are examples of Ingenuous rock Granite and Basalt
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