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How is a meander formed?
With distance downstream, the river gains more energy and a higher volume of water (as shown in Bradshaw's Model). Because the channel has increased in size, there is less friction. As the river erodes later...
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Why do earthquakes happen at destructive plate margins?
At destructive plate margins, oceanic crust subducts beneath continental crust. In this zone of subduction a lot of friction is created as the plates move alongside each other. Over time, the build up of fri...
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Outline how fairtrade goods benefit the local community
Fairtrade goods ensure farmers receive a guaranteed price for their produce, this means that they have an increased income that is then spent in the local area, thus creating an economic multiplier. Moreover...
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Describe transport of materials by a river system
Salts and minerals are dissolved into the river water and thus travel in solution. Insoluble materal such as clay floats giving the river water a darker murky appearance as it travels in suspension. larger r...
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Explain the Formation of an Oxbow Lake
Oxbow lakes are created where meanders are found on a river's long profile. On a meander bend, the fastest flow of water occurs on the outside bend, causing erosion, whilst the slowest flow is on the inside ...
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