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Look at the picture. Which position will most of the erosion occur on a river?
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2
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Which process is not considered a mechanical weathering process? Frost wedging hydrolysis unloading animal and plant activity
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Hydrolysis
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Chemical weathering would be most effective____
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In a warm, humid climate
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What type of rock would be produced if you completely melted and re-solidified a metamorphic rock?
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Igneous rock
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What changes may occur during metamorphism?
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Certain minerals may recrystallize, the rock becomes more compact, and crystals may grow larger.
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____is a strong, parallel alignment of coarse mica flakes and/or of different mineral bands in a metamorphic rock.
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Foliation
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Natural levees act as barriers for returning flood waters in tiger floodplains. What kind of streams can form parallel to large rivers as a result of this?
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Yazoo
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Channel width x channel depth x velocity is the formula used to determine a stream's_______
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Discharge
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T/F Today, many scientists and engineers recommend a non-structural approach to river flood control by putting parks, cropland, and vegetative cover in flood plains rather than houses and factories.
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T
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What type of metamorphic rock will shale normally become following metamorphism?
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Slate
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T/F The ultimate base level for a stream is sea level
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T
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When the velocity of a river slows down, the river channel tends to____
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Meander
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The soil horizon composed primarily of weathered bedrock and directly above the bedrock is_____
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Horizon C
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Most limestone that has a___origin and would most likely formed in a ___environment
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Biochemical, marine
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____occurs when a tongue of clay-rich material moves quickly downslope in a warm and human region.
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Earthflow
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