G322 Geomorphology – Introduction to Landscape Interpretation For each of the 11 slides of landscape features, make observations and interpretations of.

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G322 Geomorphology – Introduction to Landscape Interpretation For each of the 11 slides of landscape features, make observations and interpretations of 3 fundamental criteria: landform description, material composition (what is the landform made of? rock or sediment?), process (what surface processes shaped or created the landform. Slide 2 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 3 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 4 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 5 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 6 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 7 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 8 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 9 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 10 Landform: Material: Process: Slide 11 Landform: Material: Process: