<span>Landslides occur when masses of rock, earth, or debris move down a slope. Debris flows, also known as mudslides, are a common type of fast-moving landslide that tends to flow in channels.</span>
Answer: I believe they are called "Isotherms"
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Explanation:
Coriolis force -
It helps to determine the turn of the wind to the right in the Northern Hemisphere due to the rotation of the Earth .
This effect does not impact the speed of the wind , it only affect the direction of the wind .
<u>The impact of the Coriolis force of the wind direction is as follows -</u>
From the north pole , the earth rotates at higher speed in the counter - clockwise direction , then the object will appear to deflect to the right of its intended path , due to the Earth's rotation .
The features that result as a form of a glacier carving out rock and forms into the landscape over which it slides are called cirques. When a glacier moves it erodes the surface of the earth beneath it. In this process of erosion large boulders and very small pebbles all get caught up in the path of the glacier and move along with it. This moment causes deep depressions into the earth, changing the landscape. The deposition of rocks and silt from a melting glacier also changes the form of the land over which the glacier moves.
It is the Mantle im guessing
