'Depositional features' presentation slideshows

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Formation of Sedimentary Rocks

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Warm Up 2/27/08

Warm Up 2/27/08. Which of the following is a tidal current? a. spring tide c. neap tide b. flood tide d. both a and c The smallest daily tidal range occurs during which type of tide? a. spring tide c. neap tide b. flood tide d. ebb tide

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HISTORICAL GEOLOGY LECTURE 1. STRATIGRAPHY

HISTORICAL GEOLOGY LECTURE 1. STRATIGRAPHY. Stratigraphy :

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Shoreline Features and Processes

Shoreline Features and Processes. Chapter 16, Section 3. Forces Acting on the Shoreline. Waves along the shoreline are constantly eroding, transporting, and depositing sediment. Many types of shoreline features can result from this activity

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Chapter 15 Section 3

Chapter 15 Section 3. Erosion and Deposition Ryan, Jack, Brooke, Jordan, and Becca. Majestic Ocean Sounds. Erosional Features. Wave Cut Cliffs - a feature of the ocean that forms from the cutting motion of the surf against land on the coast

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Objectives

Objectives. By the end of this lesson you should be able to: explain the difference between swash, backwash and longshore drift list and explain the formation of landforms created by deposition. Coastal deposition. How does the sea create depositional features?. Swash and backwash.

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Chapter 9.2 Stream Development

Chapter 9.2 Stream Development. Moving Water Carves A Path. For streams to form there must be a large source of water. In Temperate areas there is precipitation that occurs on a regular basis. Headwaters: Where water accumulates to supply a stream.

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