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types of
landforms.
Minor landforms include buttes, canyons, valleys, and basins.
Tectonic plate movement under the
Earth can
create landforms by pushing...
- orientation, rock exposure, and soil type.
Landforms organized by the
processes that
create them.
Aeolian landform –
Landforms produced by
action of the
winds include:...
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Danxia landforms cover several provinces in
southeast China.
Taining County,
Fujian Province, has very good
examples of "young"
danxia landforms wherein...
- and
changes there can have a
major effect on
spits and
other coastal landforms.
Activities such as
logging and
farming upstream can
increase the sediment...
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Glacial landforms are
landforms created by the
action of glaciers. Most of today's
glacial landforms were
created by the
movement of
large ice
sheets during...
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Mauthe Lake
Kettle Moraine Venezuela Kettle Mucubají
Glacial landforms Pothole (
landform)
Pingo Pond Kame Janowski, Lukasz; Tylmann, Karol; Trzcinska...
- A dale is a valley,
especially an open, gently-sloping
ground between low
hills with a
stream flowing through it. It is used most
frequently in the North...
- a
river or
stream where water flows over a
vertical drop
Yazoo stream –
Hydrologic term Glossary_of_
landforms Glossary_of_
landforms#Fluvial_
landforms...
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Equivalents of
Karst Terms. UNESCO,
Paris 1972.
Sweeting (1973),
Karst Landforms,
selected glossary,
compiled by K. Addison, Sweeting, M. M.,
London 1973...
- A
tindar is a
ridge created by
subglacial volcanism. It can
contain pillow lava,
pillow breccia, hyalotuff, hyaloclastite.
Examples are Skefilfjall, Kálfstindar...
