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| physical feature on Earth's surface |
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| area where freshwater and saltwater meet |
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| narrow areas filled with water |
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| natural stream of water falling from a higher place |
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| natural body of moving fresh water |
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| body of water surrounded by land |
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| flat land that is higher than the land around it |
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| area with little precipitation |
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| forces that create landforms |
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| forces that destroy landforms |
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| the breaking down of rock and soil |
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| the moving of weathered rock and soil |
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| the dropping off of weathered rock and soil |
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| mass movement of rock and soil |
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| large amount of water covers land that is usually dry |
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| sudden shaking of earth's crust |
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| huge wave caused by an underwater earthquake |
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| a sudden flow of rock and magma that comes to the surface of the earth |
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| landforms above the surface of the ocean |
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| landforms on the ocean floor |
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| landform that rises above the ground |
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| lower and rounder than a mountain |
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| low land between hills and mountain |
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| deep valley with high, steep sides |
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| high, steep section of rock or soil |
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