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laurencescou

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Poorly sorted, unconsolidated Earth material that includes at least 20 percent gravel is called:
 a. rock.
  b. mud.
  c. talus.
  d. debris.
  e. soil.

Question 2

The presence of talus is a good sign that what is occurring?
 a. solifluction
  b. slump
  c. fall
  d. creep
  e. flow



voltaire123

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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