Exam 13: Weathering, Karst Landscapes, and Mass Movement
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In what ways can water be involved in physical and chemical weathering processes?
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Endogenic forces are responsible for ________ and result from ________.
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If you have ever played on a beach and made a sand castle,you used wet sand rather than dry sand.You did this because the ________ of wet sand is greater than that of dry sand.
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First discuss the formation and characteristics of karst.Then examine the various types of karst topography and the conditions necessary for the formation of each.
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The most common type of mass movement in a moderately sloped and dry environment is soil creep.
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Soil creep is a natural process sometimes related to a freeze-thaw cycle of soil moisture.
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One side of a sand dune is typically steeper than the other side.The steepest slope is controlled by the angle of repose for sand and most materials,which is about
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The presence of talus slopes indicates that ________ occur and that the area near them is ________ for real estate development.
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You would expect only slight physical and chemical weathering under conditions of
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Differentiate between rockfall,debris avalanche,landslide,mudflow,and soil creep.
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The large sheets of rock that break off batholiths,such as Half Dome in Yosemite National Park,develop as a result of
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On which part of a slope would rocks tend to fall at the highest speeds?
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Describe the forces acting on a slope,and also the various physical aspects of a slope,such as waxing slope and debris slope.
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