Geology

Landscapes Developing in Running Water Regimes In humid regions, which receive heavy rainfall running water is considered the most important of the geomorphic agents in…

Running Water In humid regions, which receive heavy rainfall running water is considered the most important of the geomorphic agents in bringing about the degradation…

Important aspects of evaluation of landforms Landforms are naturally occurring formations or areas of land. Each landform has its own physical shape, size, materials and…

Development of Landforms Landforms are naturally occurring formations or areas of land. Each landform has its own physical shape, size, materials and is a result…

Landforms are naturally occurring formations or areas of land. Land formations can be as varied as mountains, canyons or plains. Several related landforms together make…

Biological Activity: Soil Forming Factor The intensity of bacterial activity shows up differences between soils of cold and warm climates. The vegetative cover and organisms…

Time: Soil Forming Factor Time is the third important controlling factor in soil formation. The length of time the soil forming processes operate determines maturation…

Topography: Soil forming factor Topography like parent materials is another passive control factor. The influence of topography is felt through the amount of exposure of…

Climate: Soil forming factor Climate is an important active factor in soil formation. Climate is an important factor in soil formation. Temperature and precipitation influence…

Parent Material: Soil forming factor Parent material is a passive control factor in soil formation. Parent materials can be any in-situ or on-site weathered rock…