Biology, 13.07.2019 14:00, texas101st78

In a slump, - sediment and rock fall off a slope in concave curves - rock fragments slide down a pre existing surface - water, mud, and rock fragments rush down an incline - rocks and sediment fall at high speeds from high elevation

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