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When rock slides and such fall down a mountain hill/ side

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Arêtes a sawtooth ridge  Horn: a peaked shaped pyramid peak u shaped valley:when glacier freeze and get worn down by erosion  Cirque: long snow filed
Hanging Valley when the ice melted and it remains much higher than the rest of the valley its a hanging valley  Moraines:material left behind by a glacier

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Caverns and Cavern Features (also a cave) 

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Caverns and Cavern Features (also a cave) 

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they are underground sinkholes that have not collapsed. with slow precipitation and lime stone help of calcium carbonate it creates stalagmites and stalactites.

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Sinkholes are formed when rocks that can b dissolved naturally get in contact with water this leads the rock to erode and make a hole underground. then with pressure and other things the ground above will collapse on it causing a sink hole

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After a meandering river has been there for a long time it becomes very curved. This causes erosion on the banks on the curved area. This then breaks the curve and becomes straight and leaves the curved part as a "lake"

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This forms when slower moving water causes deposition on one side and erosion on the other. Also tends not to go in a straight line, but wavy back and forth.

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When a river of sort s flowing lower than the flat level of the land. And over time this river will continue to erode this out causing a big valley

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They are formed when big piles of debris form and fall down the base of a cliff onto another high land.

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Softer rock erodes away and leaves the harder rock there. This causes a big opening in the middle hence "arch".

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There are many theories about how they formed. The main one is that they came from shells that broke down into lime rich sand. Then formed this.

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Hoodoos are mostly formed by frost wedging over a long time and wind erosion too.

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Sand Dunes are formed when wind pushes up loose particles into a formation that the wind is going.