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Creative Visualization And Computer Literacy In Teaching Geography Didactics To Students

Table 1:

Genetic types of relief Agents and geomorphologic processes Representative relief forms Typical geographic areas
Underwater relief Erosion and underwater depositions The continental shelf Black Sea Continental Shelf
Coastal (Maritime) relief Erosion and marine depositions (water waves and level oscillations) CoastlineWaterfront, beachLagoons The Romanian Black Sea Coast (G. Musura - VamaVeche)
Fluvio-maritime relief Joint action on river depositions and sea level oscillations DeltaMaritime grindFluvio-maritime liman The Danube Delta
Fluvial relief Erosion action and carrying away of fluvial organisms Meadows TerracesDepositional fieldsFluvial liman The Danube flood plainRiver meadows and valleysWestern Plain and the Romanian Plain
Piedmonts Erosion and torrential accumulation at the base of high regions Piedmont interfluvesPlateausPiedmont fields Getic Piedmont (Getic Plateau)Western Hills
Glacis and pediments Recovery of slopes due to denudation GlacisPediments Glacis fields The North of the Dobrogea Plateau (pediment)The Glacis Plain of the Curvature Subcarpathians
Denudation relief Water action (diffuse or organized) Torrential organismsTemporary streams, gullies The SubcarpathiansBucegi Mountains (The Suspended Plateau)
Structural relief The influence of the structure on the morphogenetic processes Block Mountains Plateaus and cuestasMonoclinal reliefFolded relief Volcano-sedimentary relief CeahlăuMoldavian PlateauThe Curvature SubcarpathiansBucegi Mountains
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