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The image features a diagram titled "How is a delta formed?" presenting a three-step sequential process labeled with numbered points 1 to 3. Step 1 displays a river flowing between landmasses into a large body of water, accompanied by the text: "1 Velocity slows dramatically when a river meets a large body of water." Step 2 illustrates sediment fragments appearing at the mouth of the river entering the water, labeled: "2 Because of the decrease in velocity, sediments are deposited." Step 3 shows an extensive network of branching sediment channels extending into the water body, labeled: "3 Over time, the sediments build up, forming a delta."
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The diagram illustrates the process by which a river delta develops and start collects own form.
Overall, delta formation is a natural process involving three main periods. This process is gradually deposited develops and gathering at the river mouth, when it accumulates and reasons a divide into smaller channels, consequently to turn a delta.
First of all, the river sediments coming from mountain towards the sea. Sediment which is coming from mountain involving sediments like sand,slit and clay, they are going to a river mouth gradually. As well,the sediment deposited towards the sea that can causes toward in accumulates channels.
Meanwhile, transforming in a accumulation channel which happen gradually , it is turning into a smaller channels. That is flows slow down and lost own energy and power, also happen a natural process. As well, smaller channels freezes creating a delta.Consequently, is characterised by a network of distributary channels and small islands.
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