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NS 1300 Emergence of Modern Science
Earth’s Water
Hydrologic Cycle
Rivers and Streams
WatershedClimateTerrainRainfall
Water always flows downhill
Life Cycle of a Meandering River
Degradational StageTributariesRiver Channel
Balanced StagePoint BarsLeveesFlood Plains
Aggradational StageDistributariesDeltas
Terminal StageStream Piracy
Drainage Patterns
Dendritic
Rectangular
Tellis
Raidal
Erosional Features
MeandersOxbow Lakes
Cut BanksTerraces
Transgressive SequencesRegressive Sequences
Depositional Features in Humid Regions
Point Bars
Levees
Flood Plains
Deltas
Coastal Erosion
Coastal Features are Ephemeral
Subsidence
Shoreline ErosionJettiesDikesSea Walls
Depositional Features in Arid Regions
Alluvial Fans
Bajadas
Playa Lakes
Groundwater
Aquifers
Artesian Wells
Caves
Karst Topography
Glaciers
Alpine Glaciers
Piedmont Glaciers
Continental Glaciers
Alpine Glaciers
Hanging Valleys
Cirques
Aretes
Horns
Moraines
Continental Glaciers
MorainesLateralTerminal
Outwash PlainDrumlinsKettle Lakes
Ocean Floor
Continental ShelfContinental Slope
Submarine CanyonsDeep Sea Fans
Marginal PlateausContinental RiseAbyssal Floor
Abyssal PlainsAbyssal HillsAbyssal RiseSeamounts
Ocean Ridge System
Mid-Ocean Ridges
Rift Valleys
Deep Sea Trenches
Subduction ZonesBack-Arc BasinsClastic Wedges
Biological Oceanography
PlanktonNekton
Diurnal MigrationMatch-Mismatch Hypothesis
BenthosMarine Snow
Photic ZoneThermocline
Chemical Oceanography
SalinityHeat BudgetResidence Time
Physical Oceanography
Thermohaline CirculationAABWABWCoriolis Effect
CurrentsGyres
Sea Level
Quiz1. T or F, a watershed is the source of a streams water.
2. T or F, subsidence occurs when ground water is removed.
3. T or F, a terminal moraine occurs along the sides of a flowing glacier.
4. T or F, plankton are organisms that can actively swim against a current.
5. T or F, the salt in the oceans comes from the weathering of rocks on land.