Layers of the soil are called horizons. Here are the horizons:
- Humus
- Topsoil
- Subsoil
- Fragmented rock
- Bedrock
Once a soil has developed, it forms layers called horizons. Beneath a surface layer of a plant remains, the topsoil is rich in decomposed plants and animal matter. The subsoil is mainly mineral particles, with much less organic material. The fragmented rock/bedrock is primarily small stones, and beneath it lies all bedrock.
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It is called a drainage basin
Hey!
The answer to this lovely question is yes, it is!
I have attached a picture of a map to give you a look at it! :)
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It’s actually not any of those it’s osmotic flow of water :)
A normal fault is when a rock at one side of the fault is pushed down relative to the other side. On the otherhand, the reverse fault is where a rock at one side of the fault is pushed up relative to the other side.
