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| 1. | Gently sloping; eruption without an explosion. |
| 2. | Seismic seawaves genarated by an earthquake. |
| 3. | Gently sloping area in front of glacier. |
| 4. | deposit of calcium carbonate that builds upwards from cave floors. |
| 6. | Separation away from the fault. |
| 7. | Fractures tha tare cracks. |
| 9. | A trough of stratified rock; downarched |
| 10. | The chemical change that occurs in chemical weathering. |
| 11. | Permanently frozen subsoil. |
| 14. | An embankment on the sides of a meandering river. |
| 18. | The down slope movement of earth material due to gravity. |
| 19. | Result of precesses that loosen, dissolve, and remove earth. |
| 21. | Mechanical processes that fragment and decompse rock materials. |
| 26. | Bowing of the earth's surface. |
| 27. | An arch of stratified rock; bend opposite from crest. |
| 29. | A dry, braided channel in the desert. |
| 30. | Rock layers that buckle under pressure. |
| 32. | Lakes formed by glacial melt. |
| 35. | Mixture of loose material found at the earth's surface. |