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28 June, 07:32

Define the following: creep, rockfall, landslide, and mudflow.

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    A creep is a slow downward progression of rock and soil on a slope of terrain.

    A rockfall is a mass of loose rocks that fall down a slope.

    A landslide is a mass of earth and/or rocks that have collapsed from a mountain or cliff.

    A mudflow is an avalanche of big amounts mud.
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