Soil Creep Is the Term Used to Describe the Very

question 15

True/False

Soil Creep is the term used to describe the very slow downhill movement of soil and regolith.

Learn about the role and structure of the chart of accounts.

Understand basic accounting concepts such as debits, credits, and the normal balance of various types of accounts.

Be able to prepare and understand the purpose of a trial balance.

Identify and correct common types of accounting errors that affect the trial balance.

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Definitions:

Foliation

Foliation is the repetitive layering in metamorphic rocks, caused by the reorientation of minerals under high pressure and temperature conditions.

Cross Section

A diagram representing the geology as a two-dimensional slice through the land. See also geologic cross section.

Cleaved Rocks

Rocks that have been split or sliced along very smooth, flat surfaces, often due to intense pressure.

Unconformity

A boundary between underlying and overlying rock strata representing a significant break or gap in the geologic record; an unconformity represents an interval of nondeposition or erosion, commonly accompanied by uplift.