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A physical effect of a landslide is the rapid displacement of soil and rock down a slope, which can lead to significant erosion and alteration of the landscape. This movement can destroy vegetation, damage infrastructure, and pose hazards to nearby structures and communities. Additionally, landslides can block rivers, creating potential for flooding or the formation of temporary dams.

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