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These are usually natural disasters that are triggered by the environment and environment situation.

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Glacial features are formed with glacial deposition and water erosion taking different types of ice which scratch the mountain creating these features.

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Cave feautures are formed through water erosion carrying sediments and dripping eventually to form stalemates and stalagmites.

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Sinkholes are formed when water erosion underground carries sediment too different areas, and when there is nothing beneath the higher surface of the ground it sinks, making a sinkhole.

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An oxbow lake is a U shaped body of water that forms when a wide meander from the main stem of a river is cut off, creating a free-standing body of water. (Google)

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This is a meandering stream. These are formed when water cuts through an environment or valley and deposits sediments on the edge of the valley and then goes the other way because of simple pathing laws.

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V-Shaped Valleys are usually formed with water erosion through the middle of your environmental area. (Usually rock formations) The water cuts through the area taking the sediment and eventually forms a valley based on the waters angle.

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A Talus Slope is formed through Exfoliation and Abrasion where other rocks erode off of other rocks and pile on a hill. These are what causes avalanches usually because of the rocks stacked up everywhere.

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This is an arch in Arches national park in Utah. This is formed mainly through wind erosion's through this original rock and over time put the weakest rock that was located in the middle and swept away with the wind.

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This is a Pinnacle located in Colorado. This Pinnacle was formed as it was extruded and deposited atop the granitic basement. The magma that was the source of all the volcanic was rhyolitic in origin. The formation consists of rocks such as banded and massive rhyolite, some andesites and dacites and various pyroclastic units. (www.nps.gov)

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This is a Hoodoo in Bryce's national park in Utah. This Hoodoo was formed through frost wedging, and rain. The frost wedging would happen through rain freezing in the noticeable cracks, expanding and then melting. Also rain over time eventually formed the shape of these Hoodoo's.

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These are sand dunes located in Colorado. These sand dunes where formed through wind erosion and dissolution from the mountains. The wind carried the eroded off sediments into sand piles that eventually amounted up into dunes.