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According to scientists, deflation is a form of wind erosion because the wind is responsible for loosening the soil which results in the formation of rock pieces.
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What is deflation?
Deflation is the erosion of land by wind movements. Stormy wux HEeer
What is a deflation hollow?
A surface depression or hollow commonly found in arid and semiarid regions caused by wind erosion. OR .particles are picked up by turbulent eddies in wind and may be carried for hundreds of kilometres; they later settle to form loess deposits.
What are the disadvantages of deflation?
Deflation is the fall of the general price market. The disadvantages of deflation are large levels of unemployment and an unstable economy.
What do you understand by the concept of deflation and the cause of deflation?
an increase in which exceeds the supply
Do interest rates rise during deflation?
yes they do rise during deflation
Is deflation a form of water erosion?
deflatin is when your ballon deflats
What is the removal of rock particles by wind water ice and gravity?
The lifting and removal of loose material by wind is called deflation. (Deflation is a type of erosion) (If you look up deflation, try "deflation geology" because if you don't add geology, only the economic meanings will come up.)
What erosion of the land by wind?
Deflation
What is the erosion of sediment by wind?
deflation
What type of erosion causes deflation?
deflation is the lowering of land surface, that results in the winds removal of suface particles.
How do most wind erosion occur?
Deflation
What are the two types of wind erosion?
deflation, abrasion
What is wind erosion that removes surface soil?
Deflation
What is the lifting and removal of fine sediments by wind?
It is called wind erosion .
What are some words associated with wind erosion?
abrasion deflation loess wind erosion wave
What causes erosion by impact and?
Type your answer here... By deflation and abrasion.
Abrasion and deflation are forms of what type of erosions?
wind erosion?
