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| GLACIER THAT BEGAN HIGH IN THE MOUNTAINS, COVERS A SMALLER AREA |
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| EROSION OF ROCKS CAUSED BY CHEMICAL REACTIONS RESULTING IN A NEW SUBSTANCE |
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| BUILDS UP EARTH'S LANDFORMS |
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| ICE THAT COVERS ENTIRE LAND MASSES |
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| AREA OF DEPOSITED SEDIMENT AT THE MOUTH OF A RIVER |
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| SEDIMENTS ARE ADDED TO A LAND MASS BY BEING PUSHED BY FLOWING WATER OR WIND |
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| BREAKING DOWN OF ROCK OR MATERIAL |
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| GRADUAL DESTRUCTION OR WEARING AWAY OF SOMETHING BY NATURAL FORCES |
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| A BOULDER PLACED WHERE IT DOESN'T BELONG BECAUSE IT WAS CARRIED AND DEPOSITED BY A GLACIER |
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| WINDING RIDGE OF GRAVEL OR SEDIMENT FROM A GLACIER MOVING OVER THE LAND |
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| NEARLY FLAT AREA ALONG A RIVER OR STREAM THAT NATURALLY GETS THE OVERFLOW OF THE STREAM WATER OR RIVER |
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| A DIP MADE BY A MELTED GLACIER |
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| PHYSICAL CHANGE OF ROCK WITHOUT CHANGING THE CHEMICAL MAKEUP |
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| MASS OF ROCK OR SEDIMENT CARRIED AND DEPOSITED BY A GLACIER - LIKE THE SIDE AND FRONT WALLS OF SAND IF YOU PUSH A BRICK THRU IT |
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| MATERIAL CARRIED AWAY FROM A MELTING GLACIER |
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| SMALL BODY OF WATER FLOWING THROUGH A CHANNEL |
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