Endogenous Processes and Associated Landforms — Concept Maps
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Endogenous Processes and Associated Landforms - Concept Overview
The map in words
- Endogenous Processes
- Diastrophism
- Epeirogenetic Forces
- Uplift
- Subsidence
- Orogenetic Forces
- Compression
- Folding
- Anticlines
- Synclines
- Folding
- Tension
- Faulting
- Normal Faults
- Reverse Faults
- Thrust Faults
- Faulting
- Compression
- Epeirogenetic Forces
- Major Landforms
- Mountains
- Fold Mountains
- Block Mountains
- Volcanic Mountains
- Residual Mountains
- Plateaus
- Intermontane
- Piedmont
- Continental
- Plains
- Structural Plains
- Erosional Plains
- Depositional Plains
- Mountains
- Human Significance
- Climate Control
- Water Resources
- Mineral Extraction
- Agriculture
- Transport
- Settlement Patterns
- Diastrophism
Flowchart showing the two main processes of plain formation: erosion and deposition
The map in words
- Plain Formation Processes
- Type of Process
- Erosional: Erosion of Highlands
- River Erosion
- Peneplain Form
- Glacial Erosion
- Glacial Plain Form
- Wind Erosion
- River Erosion
- Depositional: Deposition in Lowlands
- Alluvial Plain
- Drift Plain
- Lacustrine Plain
- Coastal Plain
- Erosional: Erosion of Highlands
- Type of Process
Mind map showing the two main types of diastrophic forces (vertical and horizontal) and their effects on Earth's crust
The map in words
- Diastrophism
- Vertical Forces
- Uplift
- Continental rise
- Mountain formation
- Subsidence
- Land sinking
- Basin formation
- Uplift
- Horizontal Forces
- Compression
- Folding
- Mountain building
- Tension
- Faulting
- Rift valleys
- Compression
- Vertical Forces
Endogenetic forces and the landforms they create
The map in words
- Endogenetic forces and the landforms they create
- Endogenetic forces
- Diastrophism
- Epeirogenetic forces
- Orogenetic forces
- Folding
- Faulting
- Mountains
- Plate Tectonic Theory
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