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Any process that wears away or rearranges landforms is called __________.
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Variations in the resistance properties of rocks is the cause of __________ weathering.
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__________ is an especially important physical weathering process in arid environments.
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Karst topography refers to distinctively pitted and weathered __________ landscapes.
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The Madison River Landslide in Montana was triggered by __________.
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When the moisture content of moving material is high, it is called __________.
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The point at which there is enough energy to overcome resistance against movement in a geomorphic system is called __________.
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__________ is the parent rock from which weathered regolith and soils develop.
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