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Erosion & Deposition Haiku Deck

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Waterfall

an area where water flows over a vertical drop after rock is eroded away.
Photo by judepics

Delta

A delta is the area where water flows into a larger source

Caves

a hollowed out underground area that was formed from weathering
Photo by heyyu

Cave Deposits

an underground mineral deposit formed by water leaking through cracks.

Sea Stacks

Sea stacks are segments of rock that have been disconnected from land via erosion.
Photo by atp-photos

Barrier Islands

Barrier islands are long sections of sand that arn't connected to land.

Desert Varnish

desert varnish is a thin layer of clay minerals
Photo by arbyreed

Sand Dunes

Sand dunes are built by wind folow, and sand particals.
Photo by D-Stanley

Hanging Valley

A Hanging Valley is a small, shalow valley careved out by a glacier
Photo by Dru!

Kettle Lake

A kettle lake is teh stopping point of a glacier, formed when a glacier melts.
Photo by Trout Lore