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26 Cards in this Set
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may have white water rapids and water falls
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young
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Is more deep than wide
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young
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moves swiftly
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young
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most rocks in streambed have eroded away
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mature
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forms curves called meanders
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mature
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erodes more along sides than bottom
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mature
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last stage in stream
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old
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may form a delta
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old
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flows smoothly through a broad flat floodplain
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old
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as water in a river system slows down, it deposits some of its
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sediments
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leaning fenceposts
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creep
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a curved scar where eroded material once was located
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slump
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a fan-shaped deposit
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deposition
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How far into the soil do plant roots extand?
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A and B horizon
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Where in this soil profile are worms and insects breaking down organic matter in the soil?
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A horizon
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Where in this soil profile is solid rock being weathered into soil?
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C horizon
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What is humus?
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organic matter
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Which soil layer contains the most humus?
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A horizon
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as glaciers move, they pick up boulders, gravel, and sand in an erosion process
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plucking
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fragged rock graments leave scars on bedrocks
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grooves
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this type of glacier exist on mountains
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valley glacier
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huge masses of ice and snow covering the earth
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continental glaciers
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a bowl-shaped basin in the sides of moutains
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cirques
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the water table is so close to the surface that water flows out
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spring
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a hot spring that erupts periodically, shooting water and steam into the air
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geyser
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upper suface of zone of saturation
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water table
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