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Glaciers contain close to 70% of all the fresh water on Earth.
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Wind erosion is most common in flat, bare areas with dry, sandy soils.
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Antarctica is an example of a Continental glacier.
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The process by which wind picks up particles of loose sediment and carries them away is known as deflation.
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The zone of Ablation is located below the equilibrium line of a glacier.
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During wind erosion, the smallest particles of sediment, composed mostly of silt and clay, are most likely to move primarily by suspension.
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Glaciers are most likely to advance during cool summers.
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Wind speed and particle size determine how quickly abrasion will occur.
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The process of glacial erosion that works similarly to sandpaper is called abrasion.
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The Southern Plains region of the United States that experienced a long drought and heavy wind erosion during the 1930s was called the Dust Bowl.
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