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How does a corrie form over time?

A corrie is a hollow in the mountain side, facing North or North-East so recieves less sunshine. Over time as snow turns to ice, air is pushed out and the resultant mass is compressed and more dense. This...

Answered by Leila P. Geography tutor
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Explain the formation of a waterfall (Physical Geography)

Waterfalls tend to form where a river bed has a layer of hard rock on top of softer rock. When this occurs the process outlined below may happen
1. Water falls. The softer rock is eroded more quickly...

Answered by Jenny J. Geography tutor
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Explain the processes involved in the formation of a waterfall.

Waterfalls are an erosive feature of the river system. Rivers erode their banks and bed through a variety of erosional processes, such as hydraulic action, corrosion, attrition and saltation. In the creat...

Answered by William E. Geography tutor
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How does an oxbow lake form?

For an oxbow lake to form, first there has to be a meander. A meander forms because rivers take the easiest route through the landscape, they twist and turn cutting through softer rocks. The water flows f...

Answered by Kathy M. Geography tutor
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What is GDP per capita, what are two advantages and disadvantages of using it to measure and compare development?

GDP per capita is the gross domestic product of a country, as divided equally between each citizen (capita)Advantage - represents a country's economic productivity and the advancement of its industryAdvan...

Answered by Andrew F. Geography tutor
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