How many agents are there for erosion and deposition?

________ deposition can slowly form deserts of sand.

_______ is the transport of weathered material from one location to another.

Landform characteristics such as structure,__________, and rock exposure suggest whether constructive of deconstructive forces are at work.

________ is the underlying force for both erosion and deposition.

Coastal deposition produces landforms such as __________.

____________ is the laying down or settling of eroded material.

Landforms that are clearly produced by erosion have jagged, tall structures and often have several _______ of rock.

Wind _________ can be prevented by planting vegetation.

A river _________ is formed when sediment by a river is deposited when it reaches slow-moving water.

A combination of_____________ and destructive forces produce landforms on Earth.

_________ like those in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah are tall, protruding landforms that were produced from water and ice erosion of sedimentary rock.

Wind picks up _______ material (sand and dust) and moves it.

An ___________ fan is a gently sloping mass of sediment that forms where a stream empties onto a flat plain.

Erosion is a _______________ force.

____________ erosion produces picturesque landforms such as sea cliffs, arches, and stacks.

Gravity can cause ______ changes like landslides and rock falls.

Where is the flat in an alluvial fan.

Deposition is a _________________ force.

________ erosion produces U-shaped valleys with very steep sides.