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audie

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Deltas form as
 
  A) periodic flooding clogs stream channels.
  B) erosion clogs stream channels.
  C) stream gradient decreases.
  D) streams enter a standing body of water.

Question 2

Point bars typically form
 
  A) on the inside bend of a curved stream channel.
  B) on the outside bend of a curved stream channel.
  C) in the middle of a straight stream channel.
  D) in the middle of a curved stream channel.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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