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weathering erosion deposition and land forms

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show weathering  
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show physical weathering  
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show agents of chemical weathering  
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the breakdown of rocks by chemical reaction   show
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show oxidation  
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when fossil fuels are burned, other chemicals combine with water in the atmosphere to produce even stronger acids. When these stronger acids fall to Earth, they are called...   show
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temperature changes, pressure changes, plant and animal actions, water, wind, and gravity   show
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cause a rock to expand   show
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show decrease in temperature  
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repeated temperature changes   show
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rocks to physically break apart by causing cracks in rocks to expand as water seeps in and freezes, when water expands to become ice, ice expands causing the crack to widen, more water enters crack and expands crack till the rock splits apart   show
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process by which the outer layer of rock slowly peel away due to pressure changes   show
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show abrasion  
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common features in cave systems as dissolved chemicals are deposited by dripping water underground   show
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organism that produces acids naturally   show
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show erosion  
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the process by which eroded material is dropped, when gravity's downward pull on sediment is greater than the push of flowing water or wind slows down   show
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when a stream floods, a layer of sediment is deposited over the flooded land. Many layers of deposited sediment can form a flat area called.....   show
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steams often deposit their loads in a fan-shaped pattern called a.....   show
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fan-shaped deposit that forms on dry land...   show
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the water located within the rocks below Earth's surface...   show
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show shoreline  
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an area of shoreline that is made up of material deposited by waves and currents   show
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an underwater or exposed ridge of sand, gravel, or shell material   show
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a long, narrow island, usually made of sand, that forms parallel to the shoreline a short distance offshore   show
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how does flowing water changes Earth's surface   show
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show gradient, load, and discharge  
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the measure of the changed in elevation over a certain distance   show
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materials carried by a stream   show
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show discharge  
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show canyons, valley by erosion, floodplains by deposition, and deltas and alluvial fans by deposition  
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if the roof of the cave collapses is may leave a circular depression called a...   show
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show waves and currents  
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show headlands  
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caused by waves hitting the shore at an angle   show
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what coastal landforms are made by erosion   show
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show sea cliff  
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show wave-cut platform  
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show sea caves  
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show sea arches  
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show sea stacks  
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show beaches, sandbars and barrier islands  
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glacier that forms in a mountainous area   show
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show loess  
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bowel shaped depression at the head of a valley   show
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general term for all the materials carried and deposited by a glacier   show
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extremely slow movement of material downslope   show
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when loose rocks fall down a steep slope   show
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sudden and rapid movement of a large amount of material downslope   show
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rapid movement of a large mass of mud, happens when a large amount of water mixes with soil and rock   show
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how can wind shape Earth   show
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show flowing ice, alpine glaciers, and continental glaciers  
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how can gravity shape earth   show
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show mountain  
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show glacier  
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show lake  
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show river  
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a deposit, formed by sediment, that accumulates at the mouth of a river   show
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dynamic boundary between land and the ocean   show
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mound of wind-deposited sand   show
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removal of fine sediment by wind   show
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sharp ridge that forms between two cirques that are next to each other   show
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show horn  
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