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Gr10 Earth Sci Reg

14 Landscape Development and Environmental Change

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landscape the features of Earth's surface at the interfaces between the atmosphere or the hydrosphere and the top of the lithosphere; also on all other solid celestial bodies
stream drainage pattern the shape of the stream courses in an area viewed from the sky
mountain usually an area of high elevation, compared to the surrounding area or sea level, that usually has regions of steep gradient and many changes in slope; internally, mountains are characterized by distorted rock structures
plateau a landscape of relatively high elevation composed of undistorted horizontal rock structure and often a more level slope or gradient than that of most mountains
plain a landscape of low elevation and generally level surface with little change in slope; usually characterized by horizontal rock structure
landscape region a portion of Earth's surface with landscape (topographic) characteristics that distinguish it from other areas; distinguishing characteristics - rock structure, elevation, degree of slope, and stream drainage pattern
uplifting forces forces that originate beneath or within Earth's lithosphere that raise the land, build mountains, and cause continental growth; examples - volcanic action, earthquakes, and plate movements
escarpment a steep slope of cliff in layered rocks; often formed from certain rock layers that are resistant to weathering and erosion
ridge a long, narrow, high, steep-sloped part of the landscape that is usually part of a mountain range
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