1. Runoff:
Water that doesn't soak into de ground or evaporates but instead flows acrossEarth's surface.
2. Channel:
Water moving down on the same path and creates grooves.
3. Sheet Erosion:
Occurs when water that is flowing as sheets picks up and carries away sediments.
4. Drainage Basin:
Is the area of land from which streams or rivers collectas runoff.
5. Meander:
Broad, c-shaped curve in a river or stream, formed by erosion of its outer bank.
6. Groundwater:
Water that soaks into the ground collects into the ground collects in these pores and empty spaces and becomes part it.
8. Permeable:
When pores spaces are connected and water can pass through them.
7. Impermeable:
Materials that water that can't pass through.
9. Aquifer:
A layer of permeable rock that lets water move freely.
Upper surface of the zone of saturation.
11. Spring:
When water table is so close to Earth's surface and water flows out and forms it.
Is a hot spring that erupts periodically, shooting water and steam into the air.
13. Cave:
The cracks in the limestone enlarge and forms an underground opening.
14. Longshore Current:
Current that runs parallel to the shoreline.
15. Beach:
Are deposits of sediment that are parallel to the shore.
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