Materiality Is a Measure of Magnitude; Yet, It Is Affected

question 60

True/False

Materiality is a measure of magnitude; yet, it is affected by both quantitative and qualitative factors.

Recognize the impact of crustal deformation on crust thickness and regional elevation.

Differentiate between the effects of crustal heating, cooling, and other processes on land elevation.

Identify the factors that influence the thickness of the lithosphere.

Understand how erosion and deposition affect crustal thickness and surface elevation.

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