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In what way is drainage density affected by (a) soil characteristics, and (b) rainfall characteristics of a region?
 
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Summarize the major impacts of Pleistocene glaciation on the landscape of the United States.
 
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Answer: Drainage density is increased by greater amounts of runoff, which may result from impermeable soils and/or higher rainfall.

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Answer: The Pleistocene glaciers had a profound impact on the United States since the glaciation was relatively recent and the processes that alter these deposits are fairly slow. In areas where there was heavy erosion, soils are thin and bedrock structures are readily visible. In areas of deposition, moraines are still visible along with notable sand and gravel deposits.




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