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8. Describe how sand grains carried by waves move.
7. How did the barrier island likely form?
6. What is a sand bar, and how does it form?
5. Which coastal features shown were created by deposition?
4. What causes deposition to occur along a shoreline?
3. What is deposition?
2. Which coastal features shown were carved by erosion?
1. What causes coastal erosion?
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C. Wet conditions
B. Moist conditions
Slump
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Water completely surrounds all grains and eliminates all grain to grain contact
A. Dry conditions
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potential for a slump to form? Why?
6. How does the addition of large amounts of water under wet conditions affect the
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5. How does the addition of small amounts of water under moist conditions affect the
4. Under dry conditions, what helps to prevent a slump from forming?
3. What is slump?
2. What role does gravity play in mass movement?
1. What is mass movement?
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Ventifact
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Wind direction
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Desert pavement
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Larger particles moving by saltation
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8. Name four conditions that determine the particular shape of a dune.
7. What causes dunes to migrate?
6. What are dunes?
5. What are ventifacts and how do they form?
4. What feature of the desert shown formed as a result of deflation?
3. What is deflation?
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2. Under what climatic conditions does wind transport and erosion primarily
1. How does the wind transport sediment particles?
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Horn
Arete
Medial moraines
Lateral moraines
Cirque
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U-shaped valley
Hanging valley
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8. Compare the two types of moraines shown.
7. What are moraines?
6. How do U-shaped valleys form?
5. What is a horn and where does one form?
4. When does an arête form?
3. When do cirques form?
2. Which features shown are formed by glacial deposition?
1. Which features shown are formed by glacial erosion?
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