Unit 3: Weathering, Erosion & Landforms

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Unit 3: Weathering, Erosion & Landforms

Frost Wedging What type of weathering does this represent & why?

What kind of weathering does this represent & why?

Exfoliation Mechanical or Chemical Weathering?

Weathering or Erosion & Why?

Weathering or Erosion & Why?

What type of weathering is this?

Mudslide: Is this an example of weathering or erosion & why?

Is this a young river or old river & why?

Grand Canyon How was the Grand Canyon formed?

What are flood plains & levees?

Stream Drainage Patterns

Which form of drainage pattern is formed by a volcano? Drainage Patterns Which form of drainage pattern is formed by a volcano?

Oxbow Lake:Old River or New?

How does an oxbow lake form?

Where is this stream’s velocity the greatest & why?

What is an alluvial fan? Fan Shaped deposit at the base of a mountian

Glacier: What shape of valley does a glacier form?