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Plant roots bind the soil and regolith together.
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In bacterial endocarditis the mass of bacteria that is formed is called what?
vegetation
What is the force causes mass movement?
gravity
What is mass movement erosion?
its is when something happens on soil
What rapid and fluid type of downhill mass movement is a?
mudslide
What does mass movement include?
mudflows slump creep landslides
Which does not usually trigger mass movement?
Growth of native vegetation on slopes
What does not usually trigger mass movement?
Usually growth of native vegetation on slopes does not trigger mass movement. The root systems help to hold soil in place providing stability.
How does water trigger mass movement?
among the factors that commonly triger mass movements are saturation of surface materials with water,oversteepening of slopes,removal of vegetation, and earthquakes.
What factor(s) commonly triggers mass movement?
Saturation of surface materials with water, over steepening of slopes, removal of vegetation, and earthquakes. water
Is the wearing away and removal of?
Mass movement
How might the removal of vegetation by fire or logging promote mass wasting?
The removal of vegetation by fire or logging can promote mass wasting by destabilizing the slopes. When vegetation is removed, the roots that once held the soil together and prevented erosion are also removed. This makes the slopes more susceptible to erosion and mass movement, such as landslides or debris flows, especially during heavy rainfall events.
One trigger of mass movement is the pores in sediments filling with what?
One trigger of mass movements occurs when the pores in sediments become filled with water.
Which factor does not commonly trigger mass movement?
flat surfaces duh 🥺🥰
What event is least likely to trigger a mass movement on a slope?
the growth of deep-rooted trees
What are five events that can trigger a mass movement?
water, wind, air, rain, hot water
What five events that can trigger a mass movement?
water, wind, air, rain, hot water
What are the factors that can affect mass movement?
Mass movement refers to the movement of surface material due to gravity. Other factors that can trigger mass movement are deforestation, saturation of surface materials with water, earthquakes and flash floods.
