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pmt.physicsandmathstutor.comWeathering Erosion Hydraulic Action Corrosion Attrition Abrasion Transportation ... within the system. For example, a storm could erode a large amount of a beach, taking the beach out of dynamic equilibrium as there is a ... becomes more elliptical , leading to more horizontal movement of the waves
LESSON 6: GEOMORPHOLOGY II SECTION A: SLOPES
learn.mindset.africaAssumed landscape started with a vertical rock slope with equal weathering overall. As scree (talus) collected at the foot of the cliff it gave a gentler ... A landslide is a movement of rock or debris down a slope along one or more distinct surfaces. Landslides range in speed from 1 m/day to as much as 300 km/hr. ... coastal storm waves erode ...
Slope Failure - Home | Kean University
kean.eduThe whole black earth is oppressed beneath the storm . . . all the rivers flow in flood, and many hillsides are furrowed deeply by the torrents, and ... in mass wasting and is much more plentiful in the eastern U.S. than in the West (with the exception of the Pacific Northwest). ... Rockfall occurs when physical weathering (ice wedging) loosens ...
What is the difference between weathering and erosion?
www.doe.virginia.govweathering is the process of breaking a large rock into smaller pieces without changing the minerals in the rock. Mechanical weathering may be caused by frost, ice, plant roots, running water, or heat from the sun. Once the small pieces of rocks are changed or broken apart by weathering, they may start to be moved by wind, water, or ice. When the
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