Erosion and Deposition Mass Erosion and Deposition Mass
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Erosion and Deposition: Mass Erosion and Deposition: Mass Deposition: Wind Movements & Wind Glaciers I & Water II Glaciers II & Water I Wildcard 200 200 200 400 400 400 600 600 600 800 800 800 1000 1000
A stream or river that runs into another stream or river
Tributary
A river flowing across a wide flood plain begins to form looplike bends called
meanders
Deltas are built up by this process
Deposition
The process that surface materials are moved by wind (hint: not erosion)
Deflation
The force that gives energy to produce ocean waves
wind
A cone shaped deposit of calcite that builds up on the floor of a cave
Stalagmite
A part of a meander that has been cut off due to deposition
Oxbow lake
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
List the 2 most important factors that determine the rate at which weathering will occur.
Climate & type of rock
Does a v shaped valley form because of erosion or deposition?
erosion
Describe where and how a waterfall forms
A small depression that forms when a chunk of ice has melted and is left in glacial till
Kettle lake
A kind of glacier that forms when ice and snow build up in a mountain valley
Valley glacier
A glacier that covers large areas of land
Continental glacier
The process in which a glacier loosens and picks up rock as it moves
Plucking
A sharpened rock peak formed from a glacier descending from the top of a mountain
Horn
Mass movements are caused by this force
gravity
DAILY DOUBLE!!!!
The 4 types of mass movements
Landslide, mudslide, slump, creep
What 2 things create a mudslide?
Gravity and water
When glacial plucking picks up a rock and it scrapes against the surface rock
abrasion
Evidence that an area was once covered by a glacier (type of valley)
U shaped valley
Your homework before the test
Study
What erosion and deposition have in common
Both break things down
How erosion and deposition are different.
Weathering – breaks things down Erosion – transports them somewhere new
What makes a glacier?
Snowfall > snowmelt
5 Types of erosion
Wind Water Glaciers Mass movements Soil movers
- Edwards plateau weathering erosion deposition
- Piney woods deposition
- South texas brush country weathering erosion and deposition
- How do waves cause erosion and deposition
- Water erosion and deposition
- Weathering erosion and deposition
- Grade 2 science worksheets
- Agents of erosion
- Diagram of erosion and deposition
- Piney woods ecoregion of texas
- Groundwater erosion and deposition
- Pictures of different agents of soil erosion
- What is the laying down or settling of eroded material?
- Difference between rill erosion and gully erosion
- Relative formula mass of hcl
- Atomic mass and atomic number difference
- Atomic mass of oxygen
- Magnesium atomic number
- Sublimation example
- Condensation particles
- Detachment in soil erosion
- Stoichiometric calculations
- Mass by mass percentage formula
- Inertial mass vs gravitational mass
- Mole ratio
- How do you go from molecules to moles
- Mass/molar mass
- The mole bridge
- Read p.p
- Mass/mass problems
- Gravitational mass vs inertial mass
- Molar mass table
- Cl- molar mass
- Formula mass vs molecular mass
- Mass number formula
- How to find percent concentration
- Inertial mass vs gravitational mass
- Formula mass vs molecular mass
- Atomic mass vs molar mass
- Stoichiometry worksheet #2 (mole-mass mass-mole problems)
- Mrs_coyle
- A rocket of mass 12000 kg accelerates vertically
- Formula mass vs gram formula mass
- Formula mass vs gram formula mass
- Cold air mass overtakes warm air mass
- Deposition water cycle
- Deposition funnel technique
- Condensation phase change
- Deposition phase change
- Oceans cover approximately
- Electrochemical deposition
- Fused deposition modeling definition
- What causes deposition
- Deposition agents