55_2 Process-Form Indigenous Music and Landforms - Question 4

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Question 4 0 / 0.5 pts Please enjoy this amazing video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vztRqe_CHC0 Links to an external site. You can experience the unique combination of the traditions of Mongolia throat singing and bagpipe & drums from Latvia. Its all set in a landform environment that is absolutely classic. Bare rock scenes are classic of one type of landform, and the scenes when the horses are running are classic for another type of landform. The information is provided in the weathering landforms lecture and the mass wasting lecture. QUESTION: What are the processes producing the bare-rock landforms and the grass-covered landforms? Bare rock:frost weathering ... grass-covered: debris flows You Answered Bare-rock: frost weathering ... grass-covered: rotational slump Bare-rock: columnar jointing ... grass-covered: solifluction Correct Answer Bare-rock: spheroidal weathering ... grass-covered: soil creep The only choice that makes any sense is spheroidal weathering that rounds granitic into the spheroidal forms you see. The convex slope form you see behind the running horses is produced by soil creep.
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