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Psalm 95:4
In His hand are the depths of the earth; the hieghts of the mountains are also.
Erosion
the moving of weathered material from one place to another
Sediment
small particles of left behind soil and humus
Deposit
when the moving or the material stops and drop off the sediment
Causes/Agents of erosion
gravity, water, ice, wind
Soil Creep
gravity slowly pulls soil down the slpoe of a hill
Earth Flow
gravity slowly pulls at rocks along the side of a mountain or hill and ends with a pile of rocks at the bottom
Earth Flow- What type of speed can it have?
can be fast or slow
Mud flow
When water combines with soil. One of the fastest and most devastating mass movements.
Where are mudflows famous for happining in?
California
Rockslide
hude slabs of rock break off along cracks and faults
Avalanche
gravity pulls a mass of snow down the side of a mountain
What are the 5 mass movements?
soil creep, earth flow, avalanche, mudflow, and rockslide
Stream Erosion
sediment and minerals carried along by moving water
Load
the sediment carried by a stream
Flood Plain
sediment that is left, or deposited, in a flood plain area (also, an area that is likely to flood)
Delta
the sediment left at the mouth of the river
What does a delta look like?
Like the Greek letter, Delta
Wave erosion
force of erosion along the shore line
Examples of wave erosion:
wave caves, sea arches and stacks, sand bars, and barrier island
What is a sand bar?
sand deposits causing shallow water
What is barrier island?
an island along the coastline
Wimnd erosion
wind picks up loose sediment and carries it away
What can be caused by wind erosion?
Sand dunes
Ice Erosion
gravity pulls ice movement down a mountain
Plucking
a huge piece of bedrock loosened by a glacier and carried along
Moraines
piles of debris left behind by a glacier
How long/deep can moraines be?
hundreds of meters deep and hundreds of kilometers wide