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Landforms are mostly low rolling ridges and valleys, and the soils vary in their productivity.
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Landforms consist of terraces and floodplains that are interlaced and surrounded by rolling hills.
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Landforms—be they chasms, swiftly churning waterfalls, or craggy mountains—impede your progress toward the lumbering behemoths.
On The Shoulders Of Giants iamrazorwing 2008
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Landforms present in this region include the upland terra firme (non-flooded) mostly on nutrient-poor lateritic soils, ancient alluvial plains (mostly non-flooded) on nutrient-rich soils, and present alluvial plains (várzea, seasonally flooded) of super-rich sediments renewed with each annual flood.
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I don't usually write about my nonfiction projects, but I just finished the page proofs for Landforms: The Creation of Canyons for Rosen Publications.
November 2008 2008
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Landforms, soils, and vegetation have all been indirectly or directly affected by mining operations and subsequent runoff.
Ecoregions of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia (EPA) 2008
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Landforms and lithology are different from nearby ecoregions.
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Landforms are mostly undulating valleys and rounded ridges and hills, with many caves and springs.
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I don't usually write about my nonfiction projects, but I just finished the page proofs for Landforms: The Creation of Canyons for Rosen Publications.
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Weathering Landforms - landforms that are created by the physical or chemical decomposition of rock through weathering.
Landform development 2007
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