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8th Landforms

Weathering and Landforms

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Continental Crust less dense, thicker crust made of mostly granite
Oceanic Crust more dense, thinner crust made of mostly basalt
u shaped valley valleys carved by the movement of glaciers
V shaped valley valleys carved by the movement of rivers
striations long grooves cut into the rock by glacial movment
river delta deposits of sediments built up where the river meets the ocean
oxidation a type of chemical weathering where minerals in rocks react with oxygen, often with water, to form new compounds, most notably iron oxides (rust)
plucking process where glaciers pick up rocks as they flow over the land
chemical weathering changing the chemical make up of the rock by softening or dissolving
physical weathering physically breaking rock into smaller pieces through plants, animals, wind, water, ice, and temperature
abrasion a type of physical weathering where rocks are worn down and broken into smaller particles through the collision and grinding action of other rocks and sediments
meanders loop-like bend in the course of a river
oxbow lake a meander that has been cut off from the river
Karst topography a layer of limestone close to the surface is chemically weathered often by groundwater, creating sinkholes, caverns, and caves
Created by: KimRoush
 

 



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