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c. Limestone CavesBoilingSprings
RootWedgingpg259
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Exfoliation
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Precipitation
Temperature
Chemicalreactionsworkbestinwarm,wetclimes
CalciumSilicaOxidescementsediments
together
B
Igneousrocks
weathermore
easily
MtSeashoreRiverbedFieldVolcano
Texture
Sand116mmto2mm
Silt1256mmto116mm
Claysmallerthan1256mm
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4
Regolith
Humus
TopSoil Darkersoil=moreorganic
Minerals
CLAY
Transported=broughtinfromsomeotherlocation
Residual=formedfromBedrock
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PointA:
Sand=65%
Silt=20%
Clay=15%
A
C
E
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Plantsreduce
soilerosion
SteepLand=
thinsoil
Biomes
Weathering>ErosionDeposition
Snow
Earth
Mud
Rock
Deposition=buildsuptheland
FastorSlow
Whatmoves?
Howfastitmoves
Howitmoves
FallSlidesFlows
Freefalling
Slipsslidesdownhill Liquid
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Slump
Fast/Rapid
AngleofRepose=
stableangleofaslope
Creep
8
Rock
Volcanoes=Lahar
MostCommon
Tundra/Arctic
Gravitycausesmotionbutitself
isnotinmotion
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