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