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Process of erosion in which wind-blown or waterborne particles, such as sand, scrape against rock surfaces or other materials and wear them away.

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ABRASION

Front 2

a wave whose amplitude reaches a critical level at which some process can suddenly start to occur that causes large amounts of wave energy to be dissipated.

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BREAKING WAVE

Front 3

Process by which rocks and minerals undergo changes in their composition due to chemical reactions with agents such as acids, water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide

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CHEMICAL WEATHERING

Front 4

Triangular deposit usually made up of silt and clay particles, that forms where a stream enters a large body of stream.

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DELTA

Front 5

Movement of weathered materials from one location to another by agents such as water, wind, glaciers and gravity.

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EROSION

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broad, flat, fertile area extending out from a stream's bank that is covered with water during floods

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FLOOD PLAIN

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Large, moving mass of ice that forms near earth's poles and in mountainous regions at high elevations

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GLACIER

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Down slope movement of earth materials, due to gravity, that can occur suddenly or very slowly depending on the weight of the material, its resistance to sliding and whether it can trigger m such as an earthquake, is invoked

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MASS MOVEMENT

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bend/curve in a stream

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MEANDER

Front 10

large rocks broken down into smaller and smaller particle sizes.

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PHYCIAL WEATHERING

Front 11

In the zone of breaking waves, deposited sediments can create a series of mounds

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SANDBAR

Front 12

Solid particles deposited on earth's surface that can form sedimentary rocks by process such as weathering, erosion, deposition and lithification

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SEDIMENT

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a natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth / A flow of water in a channel or bed, as a brook, rivulet, or small river.

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STREAM

Front 14

A steep-walled valley shaped by glacial erosion into the form of a U.

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U-SHAPED VALLEY

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A valley whose cross-sectional shape resembles the shape of a V; the valley probably has a river running down the point of the V.

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V-SHAPED VALLEY

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Land area drained by a stream system.

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WATERSHED

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Chemical or Mechanical process that breaks down and changes rocks in or near earth’s surface and those rate is influenced such as precipitation and temperature.

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WEATHERING