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• this involve physical and chemical interaction between earth's lithosphere and natural forces this processes are referred to as... GEOMORPHIC PROCESSES
• these are landform in geomorphic process that originate from beneath the surface of the earth. ENDOGENIC PROCESSES.
• these are land wearing geomorphic processes powered by forces that occur on or above the surface of the earth. EXOGENIC PROCESSESS.
• this is the breaking down of rocks caused by elements of weather and climate. WEATHERING.
• this is also called mechanical weathering it is the breaking down of rocks without changing its chemical composition. PHYSICAL WEATHERING. 
• this happens when a pressure caused by overlying rock layers was removed. UNLOADING.
• this is when the salt dissolved in a solution precipitates in fractures of rocks. SALT CRYSTAL GROWTH.
• this happens when water filling the cracks of rocks freezes and expands. FROST WEDGING.
• this happens when a rock or sediment gets carried by water. ABRASION.
• this happens when a rock is exposed to varying temperatures. HEAT AND COLD CYCLES.
• this is the breaking down of rocks caused by chemicals which is usually carried by water. CHEMICAL WEATHERING.
• this is the breakdown of rocks caused by its reaction with water. HYDROLYSIS.
• this process happens when soluble minerals found in rocks are dissolved by water. DISSOLUTION.
• this process is described as the breakdown of rocks caused by oxygen. OXIDATION.
• this weathering is primarily caused by organisms. BIOLOGICAL WEATHERING.
• this is a type of exogenic process described as the movement of rocks minerals and soil from one place into another. EROSION.
• this happens when the agents of erosion lay down the materials it carried into another. DEPOSITION.
• this is associated with the erosion and deposition caused by groundwater. KARST LANDFORM
• this is described as the moving air. WIND.
• this happens when wind erodes lose sediments in the surface. DEFLATION.
• this happens when a rock is blasted with the sediments carried by wind causing materials to dislodge from rocks. ABRASION.
• these are formed when energy from another source causes the water to move in a circular motion. OCEAN AND SEA WAVES.
• this happens when the force of waves causes sediments and minerals to dislodge from a rock. HYDRAULIC ACTION.
• this is defined as a slowly moving large mass of ice. GLACIER.
• this happens when a large rock breaks off from the surface as glaciers move along the surface. PLUCKING.
• these are fuel by earth's internal heat. ENDOGENIC PROCESSES.
• this is the heat produced during the formation of the earth where materials were attracted to one another due to gravity. PRIMORDIAL HEAT.
• this elements have a half life that ranges up to billions of years and 10 to decay slower. DECAY OF LONG-LIVED RADIOISOTOPES.
• this is the increase in temperature and response to the increase in depth in earth's layer. GEOTHERMAL GRADIENT.
• this is the transfer of heat through direct contact happens in the inner core going to the outer core and the crust. CONDUCTION.
• this is the transfer of heat through movement of fluids happens within the outer core and the mantle. CONVECTION.
• this is the movement between the materials follow a circular pattern and happens repeatedly. CONVECTION CYCLE.
• this is the formation of hot molten rocks onto the surface of earth through volcanoes. VOLCANISM.
• this happens when a solid materials such as rocks and minerals are melted due to an increase in temperature. MAGMATISM.
• in this process the pressure exerted on a rock located in earth's mantle decreases. DECOMPRESSION MELTING.
• this happens when volatile materials are added to hot dry rocks underneath earth's surface. FLUX MELTING.
• this process states that the direct heat from rising magma is transferred to a surrounding rock layers does melting the rocks. HEAT-TRANSFER MELTING.
• this refers to the ability of a fluid to resist the flow. VISCOSITY.
• this shows how minerals change from one type to another type as temperature decreases. DISCONTINUOUS BRANCH.
• in this process magma changes is composition when the other minerals contained in it originally solidified. CRYSTAL FRACTIONATION.