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I'm in love with this woman's explanations. They've taught me so much about my homelands geography and helped me identify certain rocks I find, so helpful! Thank you so much!.

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Awesome explanation Thank you very much

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In Spain also we have glacial landforms czcams.com/video/jVCaPNXRVRo/video.html

I absolutely adore this video. Incredibly entertaining and informative.

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In spain there are the Monte per dido glacier. Immortal, czcams.com/video/_u0V7ddgPd0/video.html

goos explained and clear thank you value knowledge

Best explanation so far

I wish I found it in search during my graduation period.. first time I really understand the topic 🫡❤️

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The facies does not define an environment but rather defines a process responsible for its formation, but the association of facies defines on the other hand the environments of deposit. Thank you for your effort

Thank you Wendy for this succinct and easily digestible presentation. I also compliment you on your knowledge of the meaning of "paternoster" and it's association with the Rosary. Now, just one little point of contention concerning aretes. From my scant knowledge of French the word "stop" in French is spelled "arrete" - two r's as opposed to "arete" (accent over the middle e) translating roughly to "fish bone" - a description of the abrupt cutting edge of these ridges. Mere academia perhaps but is one more correct than the other?

Thank you. I’m a visual learner and this video helps my understanding. Great job.

Hi had a doubt can u clarify

Thanks!

IF you search up ice age on CZcams, National Geographic had copied the illustrations of the glacial part and used it in their video lol

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i saw becouse of study

This has to be one of the best explanations of glacial landforms available on CZcams in one place.

I’ve never before heard “topography” pronounced as “toe-puh-graphic”, but always as “top-uh-graphic”.

Ashley Bryant GOL 106 V1. I learned that a Facias can occur in any type of rock and can have almost any type of markings as long as it has "characteristics that correspond to a particular environment," that give some sort of information about the environment that the rock formed in.

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i immensfully thank you :-)

Awesome explanation, was struggling to understand these from months and today I found this video!

Been to many places in this video...saw it for myself :-)

Hello, does anybody know the textbook these diagrams are taken from? Could prove useful for revision. Thank-you.

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very nice presentation, beautifully explained

Are streams could be considered as rivers?

Gabriele Shires GOL 106 V1 Fall 2020 this is helpful. Thank you.

thank you very much ma'm,,

I wish she could teach me more on anything, the way she teaches seems simple but yet with a little bit of humor.

CRYSTAL clear explanation :)

14 --------> 24

The sound of the pen or whatever was so satisfying

Beautifully explained,I was having hard time to grasp these glacier erosional landforms merely by books.🙏🙏

Wile writing the sound will disturb us

Can be more better

hi can i see the part 1 professor wendy ?

I am looking for an explanation on 'crag and tail' and ' Roche Montanees'

I understood in a single Minute!