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Types of Landforms Caused by Erosion & Deposition
LEQ: How do erosion and deposition affect Earth’s surface? Types of Landforms Caused by Erosion & Deposition
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Remember…. Landforms created when sediment is removed from an area are caused by __________. Landforms created when sediment is placed or dropped in a new area are caused by __________________.
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Erosion by Gravity What erosional force causes Mass Movements?
_______________ Name the four types of mass movement. _____________/__________
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Erosion by Gravity _________ _________lide _____________ ___________
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Running Water Any water that runs over the Earth’s surface is considered __________. Moving water is a MAJOR agent of __________! Some areas have more runoff than others. HILLY areas have more runoff than flat areas. Areas with a LOT of rain have more runoff than areas with little rain. Areas with FEW plants have more runoff than areas with many plants.
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Running Water Like the other agents of erosion, running water creates MANY different Landforms. _______________ _____________ Fan (p. 215) Meander ______________ Flood Plains Deltas Let’s look at the picture & decide if they were created by erosion or deposition (p )
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Running Water _________
V-Shaped Valley Running Water _________ River flows through a deep ____- _________ valley near its source. As the river flows, it cuts the valley ________.
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Running Water
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Running water___________
Running Water cont. Waterfalls Running water___________ When the river flows over hard rock that is difficult to erode it creats steep drops or waterfalls.
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Running Water - Waterfall
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Running Water __________
Running Water cont. Alluvial Fans Running Water __________ A wide, sloping deposit of sediment formed where a stream leaves a mountain range.
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Running Water – _________ _______
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Running Water _________
Running Water cont. Meanders Running Water _________ A loop-like bend in the course of a river (p. 214)
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Running water - _________
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Running Water _________
Running Water cont. Oxbow Lake Running Water _________ A meander that has been cut off from the river. (p.214)
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Running water – ________ _______ Lake
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Running water ___________
Running Water cont. Flood Plains Running water ___________ The FLAT area on the banks of the river where rich soil develops when the river drops sediments when it floods.
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Running Water – _________ ________
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Running Water ___________
Running Water cont. Deltas Running Water ___________ Where the river flows into the ocean, it deposits sediments, forming a delta.
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Running water - _________
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A cliff cut away by waves Spit Wave ____________
Find Waves… Wave Cut Cliff Wave __________ A cliff cut away by waves Spit Wave ____________ Formed as sand deposits along the shore (looks like a finger)
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Formed by wave action; deposit of sand.
WAVES CONT. Sand Bar Wave _____________ Formed by wave action; deposit of sand.
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PICTURES
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Find Groundwater… Caves Groundwater _______________ Water reacts with limestone in rocks & dissolves it, leaving a cave behind. Stalagmite Groundwater DEPOSITION Slow dripping builds up cones from the cave floor.
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GROUNDWATER CONT. Stalactite Groundwater _______________
Hangs like an icicle from the roof of cave; deposit of calcite Karst Topography Groundwater EROSION A sinkhole created when the roof of a cave collapses
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PICTURES
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Karst topography
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Created by Wind ___________ Fine, wind deposited sediment Sand Dune
Find Wind… Loess Created by Wind ___________ Fine, wind deposited sediment Sand Dune Wind DEPOSITION Found near beaches & deserts; hills of sand
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PICTURES
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A valley scooped out by a glacier Kettle Glacial _____________
Find Glaciers… U-Shaped Valley Glacial ____________ A valley scooped out by a glacier Kettle Glacial _____________ Forms when a depression, left from glacial till, is filled in by melting ice.
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GLACIERS CONT. Moraine Glacial ___________ Formed where a glacier deposits mounds or ridges of till
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PICTURES
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