Geomorphic cause & demudating activities of departed & displaced landscape, while certain geomorphic agents cause diagnostic set shifts, others may lead to swift orographic uplift.
Introduction
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Main Body
Geomorphic agents & their imprints on landforms through various processes. Water, wind, and glacial actions form distinctive landforms. Landforms formed by glacial action: (1) Glacial trough/s - Glacial troughs as trough through ravine movement of ice creates. (2) Aretes - It is the pale of mountains caused by glacial erosion on three or some sides. It occurs in the form of shift grade. (3) Cirque - High eroding & trenching by a glacier caused depressive cirques, which get filled with water over time, forming cirque or tarn lake.
Detailed descriptions of glacial landforms: (2) Arete -> It is the pale of mountains caused by glacial erosion on three or some sides. It occurs in the form of shift grade. (3) Cirque -> High eroding & trenching by a glacier caused depressive cirques, which get filled with water (over time) forming cirque or tarn lake. (4) Fjorde -> Fjords are created by glaciers & broken coasts. (eg) form on the eastern landscape of Norwegian landscape (eg) Norway, Sweden. (5) Hanging valleys -> U-shaped valleys are created & formed on the left side as a result due to glacial action. They seem to be hanging over the valley. Depositional landforms: (1) Moraine -> ore the deposition of material carried by glacier. * Tossed moraine - ore found on the two sides. * Medial moraine - ore found on the middle of glacier movement.
— Kritika Chaudary · AIR 312
Conclusion
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Diagram
Hierarchical structure showing geomorphic agents (water, wind, Arctic, glacial, wave) and their effects on landforms (stacks, rock cut platforms, glacial valleys, bogies, etc.)
- provides systematic classification of geomorphic agents
- includes diagram showing relationships
- covers major glacial landforms
Kritika Chaudary
Salient features of World's Physical Geography
Geophysical Phenomena
Glacial Landforms and Geomorphic Processes
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