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What is the lifting and removal of fine sediments by wind called?
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The lifting and removal of fine sediments by wind is called deflation. It is the process of lowering the land surface.
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What is the lifting and removal of fine sediments by wind?
It is called wind erosion .
What are Very fine sediments called that can be carried by wind over long distances?
Loess
What are very fine sediments?
Very fine sediments are called loess
When wind eroding only fine-grained sediment leaving behind coarse sediments?
ice
How does fine sediments reach the ocean floor?
It combines with the rock or material and compacts it to a growh where it cant be effected until cementation. Your welcome
What is the lifting and removal of fine sediments by wind?
It is called wind erosion .
The lifting and removal of fine sand sediments by wind?
wind erosion
The lifting and removal of fine sediments by wind?
wind erosion
Very fine sedaments called?
Very fine sediments are known as silt.
What is a thick deposits of windblown fine grained sediments called?
The answer is loess
What we called fine sand soil or mud which is carried alnog by river?
Sediment is dirt, rocks, and sand carried by a river.
What are Very fine sediments called that can be carried by wind over long distances?
Loess
When particles of fine windblown sediments settle out of the air and become packed the resulting deposit is called?
loess.
What is a science paper funnel used for?
A science paper funnel is for filtering fine particles, called sediments, from suspensions, which are substances with these sediments in them. Sediments could include sand in water, or even dust in air, and other small particles.
What do we call structures that form when fine-grained sediments at the bottom of a shadow body of water are exposed to the air and dry out?
They are called a "Playa".
Thick deposits of windblown fine grained sediments?
losses........................................................................................
Thick deposits of wind blown fine grained sediments?
The answer would be loess
