Geography, asked by mohdtaufeeq7, 9 months ago

sometimes,the river starts erosion upstream. this happens when the head streams gets lots of water in the early stages of river's flow
a) down cutting
b) headward erosion
c) lateral erosion
d) vertical erosion​

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Answered by UsmanSant
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● Sometimes, the river starts erosion upstream. This happens when the head streams gets lots of water in the early stages of river flow. Such type of erosion is called headward erosion.

● The headward erosion is typically characterized as an erosional procedure where the fundamental specialist is water, that outcomes in the protracting of a stream or waterway channel at its head.

● It slowly prompts the extension of the waste bowl.

● The stream climates and dissolves the dirt particles and rock pieces at its headwaters that are inverse to the stream bearing.

● The pace of disintegration step by step increments once the headward downcutting begins and in the end shapes more extreme slants and the flimsier rocks are cleaned out more quickly.

● It likewise augments the stream channel.

Answered by presentmoment
1

Sometimes, the river starts erosion upstream. This happens when the headstreams gets lots of water in the early stages of the river flow. Such type of erosion is called headward erosion.

Explanation:

  • The headward erosion is typically characterized as an erosional procedure where the fundamental specialist is water, which outcomes in the protracting of a stream or waterway channel at its head.
  • It slowly prompts the extension of the waste bowl. The stream climates and dissolves the dirt particles and rock pieces at its headwaters that are inverse to the stream bearing.
  • The pace of disintegration step by step increments once the headward downcutting begins. In the end shapes, more extreme slants and the flimsier rocks are cleaned out more quickly. It likewise augments the stream channel.

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