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________ generally constitutes the highest percentage of the annual sediment load moved by a stream.

________ develop where oceanic lithosphere bends downward and sinks into the mantle.

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________ describes the total sediment load transported by a stream.

________ denotes the exposed, crescent-shaped rupture surface at the head of a slump.

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________ denotes the downslope movement of soils and regolith.

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________ continental margins typically exhibit wide, extensive, continental shelves.

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________ continental margins occur where oceanic lithosphere is being subducted beneath the edge of

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________ clouds that form sheets or layers that cover much of the sky.

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________ climates are those in which the average temperature of the coldest month is below -3°C and

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________ climate is summerless with the average temperature of the warmest month below 10°C.

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________ averages roughly 7 km thick.

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________ averages 35 to 40 km in thickness.

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________ are usually the most abundant gases emitted during basaltic volcanism.

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________ are the dominant land plants of the Cenozoic era.

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________ are small, extraterrestrial particles that glow brightly and burn up as they travel through

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________ are found both on Mars and Earth.

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________ are erosional features produced by valley/alpine glaciers.

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________ are characteristics of downcutting streams and a youthful stage of valley evolution.

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Zircons found in continental rocks give evidence that continental crust was forming as long ago as _

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You take a block of granite and heat it to 1000 degrees Kelvin, and it glows bright red. If you the

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