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- 1. സ്വാഗതം
- 2. EMMANUEL COLLEGE OF BED TRAINING VAZHICHAL, KUDAPPANAMOODI.P.O THIRUVANANTHAPURAM DHYANYA S GEOGRAPHY ROLL NO. 60
- 3. കാറ്റ്
- 4. കാറ്റ് മര്ദ്ദം കൂടിയ സ്ഥലത്ത് നിന്നം മര്ദ്ദം കനറഞ്ഞ സ്ഥലത്തത്തക്കനള്ള വായനവിന്റെ തിരശ്ചീന ചലനമാണ് കാറ്റ്.
- 5. പ്രവര്ദ്ത്തനം ശക്തിത്തയറിയ കാറ്റ്മൂലം നിങ്ങളുന്റട പ്രത്തേശങ്ങളില് എന്റെല്ാം മാറ്റങ്ങള് സ്ംഭവിക്കനന്ന.
- 6. ത്തപ്കാഡീകരണം ശിലകള്ക്ക് ത്തതയ്മാനം സ്ംഭവിക്കനം. മണല്ത്തരികന്റള കറ്റ് വഹിച്ച് ന്റകാണ്ട് ത്തരാകനം. ഭൂരൂരങ്ങള് ഉണ്ടാകനന്ന.
- 7. കൂണ്ശില വിള്ളലനകള് സ്ംഭവിക്കല്, ഉരസ്ല്. അടിഭാഗം കാര്ദ്ന്റന്ടനക്കല് എന്ിവമൂലം മരനഭൂമിയിന്റല ശിലകള് ചിലയിടങ്ങളില് കൂണനകള് ത്തരാന്റല കാണന്റെടനന്ന. ഇവയാണ് കൂണ്ശില.
- 8. മണല് കൂനകള് കാറ്റിന്റെ ത്തവഗത കനറയനന്ത്തതാന്റട അവ വഹിച്ച് ന്റകാണ്ട് ത്തരാകനന് മണല്ത്തരികളും ന്റരാടിരടലങ്ങളും മാര്ദ്ഗമത്തയേ നിത്തേരിക്കന്റെടനന്ന. ഇത്തരം നിത്തേരണ പ്രവര്ദ്ത്തനങ്ങളിലൂന്റട രൂരം ന്റകാള്ളുന് ഭൂരൂരങ്ങളാണ് മണല് കൂനകള്.
- 9. ബാര്ദ്ക്കന്സ് ചപ്രക്കലയനന്റട ആകൃതിയില് മരനഭൂമിയില് കാണന്റെടനന് മണല് കൂനകളാണ് ബാര്ദ്ക്കന്സ്
- 10. ഉരസ്ംഹാരം കാറ്റ് വിവിയ രൂരത്തിലനള്ള ഭൂരൂരങ്ങള് സ്ൃഷ്ടിക്കനന്ന. മണല് കൂനകള് കൂണ്ശില
- 11. ആവര്ദ്ത്തന ത്തചാേേങ്ങള് എൊണ് കാറ്റ്? എൊണ് കൂണ് ശില? എൊണ് ബാര്ദ്ക്കന്സ്?
- 12. ബ്ലാക്ക് ത്തബാര്ദ്് സ്്മററി സ്ാമൂഹേ ശാ്പ്തം കാറ്റ് • കൂണ് ശില • മണല്കൂനകള് • ബാര്ക്കന്സ് Std: IX C
- 13. തനടര്ദ് പ്രവര്ദ്ത്തനം കാറ്റ് മൂലമുണ്ടാകുന്ന ഭൂരൂപങ്ങളുടെ ചിത്രം വരയ്ക്കുക