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What is the primary process that is responsible for valley lengthening?
 
  A. streamflow erosion
  B. headward erosion
  C. lateral erosion
  D. interfluve erosion
  knickpoint erosion

Question 2

What results from the work of cut banks to laterally erode the landscape?
 
  A. valley deepening
  B. a braided stream channel
  C. valley widening
  D. the growth of a delta
  E. valley lengthening



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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