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geomorph final

TermDefinition
river
stream permanence
stream order/stahlers classification -based on # of tributaries -smallest stream w/o tributaries: headwate/1st order -downstream segment of confluence of two 1st order -> 2nd order -stream order increases when 2 streams of same order join
hydrological cycle
water balance in drainage basin
precipitation
ground water
drainage basin/watershed
dendritic drainage basin
trellis drainage basin
rectangular drainage basin
radical drainage basin
river flooding
lane's balance
sediment transport
forces on sediment grain in the river
stream discharge Q = wdv
stream gradient
stream base level
stream channel processes
single thread channels
meandering streams
straight channels
floodplains
terraces
alluvial fans
deltas
surface water runoff processes
hydrograph
flooding
flood probability
flood conditions in rivers
river longitudinal profiles
multithread channels
oxbow lakes
braided channels
anabranching
lane's balance
fluvial deposition
channel bars
sediment budgets
coastal morphodynamics
waves
linear wave theory
wave shoaling
wave breaks
nearshore currents
longshore currents
rip currents
storm surge
tides
tsunamis
wave dominated coastal environments
barriers
coastal dunes
tide dominated coastal environments
wave dominated estuaries
estuarine mixing
ebb and flow dominance
salt marshes
mangroves
fluvial dominated coastal environments
erosive coasts
coastal cliffs
shore platforms
coastal zone management
integrated coastal management
embankments
dams
flood measure
3 aspects of flood management
sorting materials
types of deltas
tides
estuaries
waves
currents
breakers
properties of waves: swell waves
waves approaching land
wave refraction
spits
barrier islands
cliffs/rocky coasts
high latitude coats -limited impact of waves and tides
berms
low relief coasts
high relief coasts
coastal change
properties of snow
formation of glacial ice
alpine glaciers
continental ice sheets
glacial mass balance
accumulation
ablation
glacial movement
glacial surges
glacial erosional landforms
glacial depositional landforms
glacial valleys
fjords
moraines
till plains
glacial outwash
esker
kame
kettle
drumlin
the greenland ice sheet
glacial calving
measuring glacial changes
sea level rise and glaciers
glaciation
deglaciation
interglaciation
ice age
causes of ice age
causes of quaternary glaciation
milankovitch cycles
most recent ice age and glaciation
isostatic adjustment from glacier
glacial classification
ice sheets
ice shelves
ice caps
glaciers confined by topography
niche glaciers
cirque glaciers
valley glaciers
glaciers unconfined by topography
outlet glaciers
piedmont glaciers
nunatak
permafrost
permafrost coverage
trumpet curve
ground ice
ice wedges
thermokarst
expanding agriculture north
beaver expansion
thermokarst in slopes
pingos (open system)
pingos (closed system)
frost action processes
hillslope processes
people and permafrost
pleistocene epoch
paleolakes
polar region changes
glacier dynamics
ductile zone
brittle zone
alpine glaciers
glacial drift
glacial margins
glacial till
outwash plain
glacial meltwater
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