What are some similarities and differences between landslides and creeps? Thank you!

Biology

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dimulka [17.4K]3 years ago

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A mass movement can either be slow or rapid. The slow downward movement of materials in a slope is called creep. This happens when the soil loosens up because of water and burrowing animals. In contrast to this, the rapid movement of large materials in a slope is called landslide.

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