Question

which features are formed by river erosion? check all that apply.
gullies
meanders
oxbow lakes
rills
streams
waterfalls

Explanation:

• Gullies: Formed by water erosion, especially in areas with heavy rainfall and loose soil.
• Meanders: Created as a river erodes the outer banks of its bends.
• Oxbow lakes: Formed when a meander is cut off from the main river channel due to erosion.
• Rills: Small channels formed by the erosion of running water.
• Waterfalls: Occur when a river flows over a vertical drop, often due to differential erosion.
• Streams: While streams can be affected by erosion, they are primarily defined by their flow rather than being a feature formed solely by erosion.

Answer:

gullies, meanders, oxbow lakes, rills, waterfalls