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This article provides insights into fast mass movements, focusing on earthflows, mudflows, and rock falls. Earthflows are slow-moving landslides, often influenced by moisture levels and slope steepness. Mudflows, while rapid, are mixtures of water-saturated soil and debris, and kan Lahars, volcanic mudflows that pose significant hazards. Rock falls occur when rocks detach from cliffs or steep slopes. This resource includes definitions, pictures, factors affecting speed, and links to educational videos to enhance understanding.
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Fast Mass Movements Earthflow Mudflow Rock Fall
1. Earthflow • Insert • picture Write a definition See more
Earthflow • Insert • picture What factors affect the speed of an earthflow? Fast Mass Movements
2. Mudflow • Insert • picture Write a definition See more
Mudflow Define lahar • Insert • picture Fast Mass Movements
3. Rock Fall • Insert • picture Write a definition See more
Define Talus • Insert • Picture of talus Insert a link to a video clip of one the fast mass movements Sources
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