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4(+1) : Examine the following feature in the landscape:4(+1) : Examine the following feature in the landscape: Which of the following correctly describes the feature circled in red A. An oxbow lake created by deposition of sediment B. An oxbow lake created by the erosion of sediment C. An oxbow lake created by the deposition and erosion of sediment D. An oxbow lake created by flooding events from the main river system5(+1): Examine the image below: Ancient and Modern Courses of the Mississippi River5(+1) : Examine the image below: There are two major processes of surface water that create geologic features: depositional processes or erosional processes. Landscapes like the river delta above form due to surface water. Which of the following describes the process that creates river deltas like the Mississippi River delta? A. Depositional processes because as the river slows the sediment that it carried builds up over time B. Depositional processes because as the river removes the sediment that existed at the end of the river C. Erosional processes because as the river slows the sediment that it carried builds up over time D. Erosional processes because as the river removes the sediment that existed at the end of the river.
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