This is the best definition of \"suspended load\": silts and clays, sometimes sa
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This is the best definition of "suspended load": silts and clays, sometimes sand, most of what a stream is carrying in its flow glacial erosion, pulling loose rocks and boulders as the glacier advances a desert surface made of exposed masses of solid rock breaks in rock, but no significant movement along the breaks Shown on weather maps as a line with alternating purple semicircles and triangles on the same side of the line warm front cold front stationary front occluded front Which of these best describes a tsunami? a tidal wave caused by a typhoon a meteorological event a seismic wave in ocean water caused by ruptured water mains This is the best definition of "Mercalli scale": a subjective description of the damage caused by an earthquake, used to describe its intensity breaks in rock, with movement along the breaks relationship between changes in Earth's position in space and Ice ages and interglacial periods Alfred Wegener's explanation for apparent changes in the configuration of land and ocean surfaces over time This is the best definition of reverse fault": a dip slip where the foot wall has moved down relative to the hanging wall, which has moved up a dip slip where the hanging wall has moved down relative to the foot wall, which has moved up a movement in rock that has been stressed, mostly in a horizontal dimension the first seismic energy to reach an observer after an earthquake Why would lakes be "fresh" or saline"? In other words, why would salt accumulate OR not accumulate in a lake? What does "G.I.S." stand for? Why does salinity vary in the oceans from place to place? In other words, what causes this variation in salinity?Explanation / Answer
46)a: slit and clay , sometimes sand ,most of what the stream is carrying in its flow.
47)d: occulted front
48)C: a seismic wave in oceans.
49)a: a subjective description of the damage caused by the earthquake,used to describe it's intensity.
50)a : a dip slip where the foot wall has moved down relative to the hanging wall which has moved up.
51) The lakes are fresh ,if the salt depositions are low in volume.The salt depositions would increase when the lake starts to dry out,and the lake becomes saline.
53) GIS: geographic information system.
54) There are parts of ocean ,which hardly receive rainfall but warm dry winds.This enhances the rate of evaporation and there by increases the concentration of salts in the ocean water,making that part more saline.
The parts of the ocean which receive heavy rainfall have low salinity.
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