Exam 18: The Topography of Arid Lands
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Drainage channels in the dry mountains tend to be ________.
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Like a mesa in its shape, but smaller in its extent, is the bajada.
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Approximately ________ percent of the coterminous United States is covered by loess.
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The steeper leeward side of a sand dune is called a ________.
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Sapping is an erosional process closely associated with ________.
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In basin and range topography, the lowest areas are frequently occupied by a(n) ________.
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Of the states below, ________ has the greatest extent of interior drainage basins.
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A dark, shiny coat of iron and manganese oxides on pebbles, stones, and larger outcrops is known as ________.
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The seif is the most common type of sand dune in North American deserts.
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Which of the following is NOT closely associated with basin-and-range topography?
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In desert erosion, the most resistant layers sometimes protect underlying layers of lesser resistance and cliffs are formed. A resistant layer would also be referred to as ________.
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Which of the following is NOT an area thickly covered with loess?
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Many of today's loess deposits date from the time of the ________ glaciation.
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