Geomorphic Processes (Exogenetic & Endogenetic Processes)
Comprehensive notes on Geomorphic Processes covering exogenetic, endogenetic, and extraterrestrial processes, including weathering, erosion, mass wasting, aggradation, diastrophism, volcanism, and meteorite impacts.
Description
Learn the fundamentals of Geomorphic Processes with these detailed and exam-oriented notes designed for Geography, Geology, Earth Science, UPSC, GSI, CSIR NET, and university students.
These notes clearly explain the processes responsible for shaping and modifying the Earth’s surface, including both external and internal geomorphic forces. The content is arranged systematically with definitions, classifications, examples, and easy explanations for better understanding and quick revision.
Topics Covered:
Meaning and concept of geomorphic processes
Geomorphic agents and their role
Mobile agents of erosion and deposition
Classification of geomorphic processes:
Exogenetic (Epigene) processes
Endogenetic (Hypogene) processes
Extraterrestrial processes
Gradation and landscape evolution
Degradation and Aggradation
Weathering:
Disintegration and decomposition of rocks
Mass wasting:
Gravity-driven movement of materials
Erosion and transporting agents:
Running water
Groundwater
Wind
Glaciers
Waves, currents, tides & tsunami
Depositional landforms and aggradational features
Diastrophism:
Orogenic movements
Epeirogenic movements
Folding, faulting, upliftment & subsidence
Volcanism:
Magma movement and volcanic activity
Intrusive and extrusive effects
Extraterrestrial processes:
Meteorite impacts and crater formation
Features of These Notes:
✔ Simple and easy-to-understand language
✔ Well-structured and exam-focused content
✔ Important definitions and classifications included
✔ Helpful for conceptual understanding and revision
✔ Suitable for university exams, NET, UPSC & GSI preparation
✔ Covers both theoretical concepts and geomorphic processes systematically
Perfect study material for Physical Geography, Geomorphology, Earth Science, Environmental Studies, and competitive examinations.
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