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What can be formed when a river erodes a flat uplifted area?
caneons and platueos
What landforms results when running water such as a river erodes rock and soil from an area?
When running water erodes rock and soil, it can create landforms such as valleys, canyons, gorges, and river deltas. Valleys and canyons are formed by the gradual erosion of the surrounding landscape, while river deltas are formed when sediment carried by the river is deposited at its mouth. Gorges are narrow valleys with steep sides, often carved out by fast-moving rivers.
Which landforms can result when running water such as a river erodes sediments from an area?
Deltas and caves. 😁
Which landforms result when running water such as River erodes Rock and soil from an area?
canyons and plateaus
What is formed by deposition a delta or valley?
A delta is formed when sediment is deposited at the mouth of a river. A valley is formed when a river runs through a flat surface, erodes the soil, and creates a depression. So delta=deposition and valley/canyon=erosion. I hope that helped!
What area's of Texas are sedimentary rocks formed?
EVERYWHERE
What occurs where a river meets an area that is very hard and erodes slowly?
If given enough time, the river will erode the area, but before that it will either run over the area if there is enough water, or will form a lake when it doesn't have enough water to continue.
What area of land is formed by deposits of the Mississippi river in Louisiana?
The Mississippi river delta.
What Rock that erodes to expose layering is .?
A rock that erodes to expose layering is called a tilted rock. Tilted rocks are usually formed when tectonic plates push against each other, +++ Sorry but that answer muddles two mechanisms. Layered rocks are normally the sedimentary ones, irrespective of dip (the "tilt"), though volcanic eruptions can also create layers of lava and ash. Yes, plate tectonics do tilt the rocks. Sedimentary rocks are normally deposited in horizontal beds - but uplift and folding from continental collision ("plates pushing against each other") or continental-plate warping tip the affected area of crust and cover rocks, sedimentary or not.
A ravine formed of a river in an area with little rainfall?
Canyon
What is an area of land formed by deposits at the mouth of the river?
lake
Sedimentary rocks that formed organically typically contain what?
Sedimentary rocks that formed organically typically contain calcite. Fossils are most likely to be found in sedimentary rocks.
