Explain Solifluction and Soil Creep

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written 6.7 years ago by

himanshuumeshjha • 80

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1. Solifluction

Solifluction is a form of creep that occurs in cold climates or high altitudes where masses of saturated rock waste move downslope.
Generally, the bulk of the moving mass consists of fine debris but blocks of appreciable size also may be moved.
Saturation is brought about by rain …

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