Question 5 • Skelton - GSN - Earth Science - SC3207 IC
Mass movement is the downslope movement of soil, rock, or other material under the force of gravity. Choice C, “the movement of large amounts of soil and rock debris down a slope,” gives the broadest definition. A glacier’s flow is a specific kind of ice movement, and a single rolling boulder is only one example of downslope movement.
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