Mountain

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Refers ti the forces and events that lead to a large structural deformation of earth lithosphere

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Orogeny

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Tge top of the mountain called

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Summit

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The side of the mountain

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Slope

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The science that specifically concerned with the study of mountain

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Geomorphology

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The highest mountain system and also the youngest in the word

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Himalaya range

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Himalaya comes from the sanskrit language mean

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House of snow or snowy range

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The longest mountain chain in tye world

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Andes

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The oldest mountain in the united state

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Appalachians

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Largest mountain system in europe

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Alps

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Are group of jagged snow capped peaks that run through the western part of northern america

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Rocky mountain

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Ai autralian most substantial mountain and the third longest base range in the world

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Great dividing range

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He proposed the seafloor spreading

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Harry hess

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The divergent also called

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Constructive

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The covergent also called

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Destructive

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The transform also called

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Conservative

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On the other hand, is the study of the current terrain feature of a region and the graphic representation of a particular landform of the map

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Topography

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Are formed by tge chemical and mechanical action of the wind

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Aeolian

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Are mounds ir small hills made up of sand

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Dunes

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Is a predominatly silt size sediment by accumulation of windblow dust

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Loess

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Are also called rock pedestal, is naturally occuring when rock that resembles the shape of a mushroom

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Mushroom rock

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Are created by exlusively erosional and weathering activieties

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Erosional landforms

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Also called table mountain, are elevated areas land wirh a flat top and sides that are usually steep cliffs

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Mesas

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This tyoe is almost simioar to mesas formed to semi arid desert condition

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Buttes

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Sometimes called gorge is a deep ravine between cliffs that is often carved from the landscape by a river, wind or glacier

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Canyons

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Are those higher than the rest of their surrounding

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Mountain landform

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Are elevated portion of land that are formed by geolic activies such as faulting

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Hills

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Are low lying areas of a land situated between hills or mountain

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Valleys

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Are results of the actions of the glaciers

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Glacial landform

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Are landform that are controlled by geological process that form them and continually act on them after their fomation

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Volacano

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Are those that underwent sedimentation, erosion or deposition on a river bed

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Fluvial landform

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Is typically a low lying triangular areas located at the mouth of the rivers

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Delta

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Also called byland and biland, is the pices of the land that projects into a body of the water and its connected with the mountain of isthmus

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Peninsula

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Is a bend in a sinous watercourse of a river

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Meander

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Are high rocky coasts that plunge down to the edge of the sea.

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Sea cliff

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Are flat and broad land area that have no great changes in elevation when measured with references to thr mean sea level

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Plains

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Also known as table lands or flat topped mountain, are portions of land elevated thousands of feet above their surroundings.

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