Mass wasting
Mass wasting
Movement of rock or soil down slopes.
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Scree
Rock fragments weathered from larger mass.
14%
Solifluction
Freeze-thaw mass wasting slope processes.
11%
Downhill creep
Slow, downward progression of rock and soil down a low grade slope.
11%
Landslide
Natural hazard involving ground movement.
9.9%
Debris flow
Geological phenomenon.
6.8%
Mudflow
Form of mass wasting.
5.3%
Rockfall
Rocks fallen freely from a cliff, roof, or quarry.
4.9%
Afforestation
Establishment of trees where there were none previously.
4%
Slope stability
Stability of soil or rock slopes.
3.2%
Rock (geology)
Naturally occurring mineral aggregate.
2.6%
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Form of mass wasting.
12%
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Steep-sided canyon in Arizona, US.
10%
Landslide
Natural hazard involving ground movement.
10%
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7.4%
Hyperion (moon)
Moon of Saturn.
6.9%
Subsidence
Downward vertical movement of the Earth's surface.
6%
Sedimentary rock
Rock formed by the deposition and cementation of particles.
3.5%
Belgrade
Capital and largest city of Serbia.
3.1%
Ben Nevis
Highest mountain in the British Isles.
3%
Slump (geology)
Short distance movement of coherent earth down a slope.
2.6%