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james9437

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The portion of each meandering curve subject to the slowest water velocity undergoes aggradation. This results in a(n)
 
  A) cutback.
  B) meander scar.
  C) point bar.
  D) neck.
  E) oxbow.

Question 2

The portion of each meandering curve subject to the fastest water velocity undergoes the greatest erosive action. This action forms a steep
 
  A) uppercut bank.
  B) cutback.
  C) meander scar.
  D) point bar.
  E) oxbow.



mcomstock09

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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