Rivers
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- Created on: 19-09-18 09:07
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Clues
- a graph which shows the discharge of a river during a storm (5, 10)
- deposited feature on the inside bend of a meander made of alluvium (5, 3, 4, 3, 5)
- direct force of flowing river water breaks material from the bed and banks (9, 6)
- discharge before a storm (10, 9)
- measured efficiency of river. cross sectional area / wetted perimeter (9, 6)
- the movement of a meander down-valley (7, 9)
- the process of recycling water (12, 5)
- total of both transpiration and evaporation (18)
- water that collects underground in pore spaces of soil and rock. When it fills all pores, the rock is sad to be saturated (6, 5, 7)
- when particles of sediment in the load of a river bump into each other and war each other away. Resulting in sediment becoming smaller and more rounded (10, 9)
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