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The text provides definitions and explanations related to geographical concepts such as erosion, deposition, glaciers, and mountains. It outlines the processes involved and characteristics of each concept.
Answer
Erosion removes, deposition builds; glaciers are ice rivers, mountains are elevations.
Erosion involves the removal of materials, while deposition involves the buildup of materials. Glaciers are frozen rivers of ice, and mountains are natural elevations of the earth's surface.
Answer for screen readers
Erosion involves the removal of materials, while deposition involves the buildup of materials. Glaciers are frozen rivers of ice, and mountains are natural elevations of the earth's surface.
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Erosion and deposition are key processes in shaping the earth's surface, with glaciers carving landscapes and mountains forming prominent features.
Tips
Confusing erosion and deposition processes—erosion breaks down, deposition builds up.
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