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CC- Aerial Photography

Erosion is the mechanical wearing away of rock. Box style

Transport is the movement of eroded material by the river. Knees up march…

Material may float in a river- called floatation. Wavy arms…

Saltation is when material is bounced along the riverbed. Clenched fist

Material may be dragged across the riverbed. Pull it down

Suspension is when material is held by the water. Warm hug

Solution is when material is dissolved in the water. Jazz hands

Deposition is when the river drops material it has carried. Please be seated…

Timed…

TransportFlotationSaltationDragged SuspensionDissolvedDepositionErosion Illustrate the different processes in cartoon fashion.