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the river cuts a channel through the thin soil by undercutting banks and removing soil/mud and moving small stones. More water eates (erodes) into the ground and forms a v-shaped valley.
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The river cuts a channel through the thin soil by undercutting banks and removing soil or mud and moving small stones. More water erodes the ground and forms a v-shaped valley.
- The river cuts a channel through the thin soil by undercutting banks and removing soil or mud and moving small stones.
- More water erodes the ground and forms a v-shaped valley.
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The river cuts a channel through the thin soil by undercutting banks and removing soil or mud and moving small stones. More water erodes the ground and forms a v-shaped valley.
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