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What is soil creep and what factors facilitate it?
The definition of soil creep and the factors that facilitate it.
Creep can be defined as a type of mass wasting that involves the slow downslope movement of particles. It generally occurs at most hillslopes that are covered with weathered rock material or soil. This type of gradual downslope motion often occurs as soil creep primarily affects a relatively thin layer of weathered rock material that are present on the surface of the Earth...
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