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    An Abrupt Increase in Stream Gradient (Or Steepness) Over a Short
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An Abrupt Increase in Stream Gradient (Or Steepness) Over a Short

Question 126

Question 126

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An abrupt increase in stream gradient (or steepness) over a short distance results in what?


A) a knickpoint
B) an escarpment
C) a slot canyon
D) a V-shaped valley

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