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ludmilkaskok [199]
3 years ago
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A change in base level leading to formation of stream terraces can come about by ____________________ of the land over which the

stream flows, or a(n) ____________________ of sea level.
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prohojiy [21]3 years ago
3 0

A change in base level leading to formation of stream terraces can come about by uplift of the land over which the stream flows, or a lowering of sea level (stream terraces will develop if base level is lowered). An uplifted erosional remnant of a floodplain that formed when a stream was flowing at a higher level is called a stream terrace. The renewal of erosion which results in creation of stream terraces is generally attributed to a change in base level/a change in climate resulting in greater runoff. Stream flow on the floodplain is a common event. This question is related to Geology.

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