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Erosion and deposition by slow - flowing rivers creates board floodplains and meanders - Deposition by streams and rivers may from alluvial fans one Delta's . Flood waters may deposition by ground water can from caves and sinkholes .
<span>The third one is shear stress. It is seen on the transform boundaries, unlike tension which is found at divergent boundaries and compression found at convergent boundaries. What this means is that whenever you see a strike slip fault type of a mountain, you know that it was made by shear stress. Another common thing found is elongated rock veins, often seen with quartz.</span>
The evolutionary adaptation of the digestive tract of roundworms is the PSEUDOCOELOM.
The pseudocoelom is a partial fluid-filled cavity inside the roundworm. Its presence is a factor in the shape of the roundworm.
I'm pretty sure the word you're looking for is data.