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aggrade
aggrade, v. Geol. (əˈgreɪd) [f. ag- + grade, after degrade.] trans. To fill up (a river bed, valley, etc.) with detritus. Also intr., to build up by aggradation. (The opposite of degrade v. 6.) Hence aˈggraded, aˈggrading ppl. adjs.; also aggraˈdation, the process of raising a surface by the deposit... Oxford English Dictionary
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Base level
When base levels are stable or rising rivers may aggrade. Rising base levels may also drown the lower courses of rivers creating rias. wikipedia.org
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depositional
depositional, a. (ˌdiːpəˈzɪʃənəl) [f. deposition 8 + -al.] Of, relating to, or caused by deposition.1900 Geogr. Jrnl. XVI. 461 Subordinate or local systems of crust-strains..are concentrated along old depositional and structural limits. 1902 [see aggrade v.]. 1967 Oceanogr. & Marine Biol. V. 120 Fin... Oxford English Dictionary
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Palaeochannel
Formation Paleochannels form when river channels aggrade and so deposit sediment on their bed. wikipedia.org
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degradation
▪ I. degradation1 (dɛgrəˈdeɪʃən) [a. F. dégradation (14th c. in Hatzf.), ad. med.L. dēgradātiōn-em, n. of action f. dēgradāre, to degrade: see -ation.] The action of degrading. 1. Deposition from some rank, office, or position of honour as an act of punishment; esp. the depriving of an ecclesiastic ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lake of Tunis
The lake continued to aggrade (an increase in land elevation, in this case of the lake bed, due to the deposition of sediment) during the 19th century. wikipedia.org
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Environmental impacts of beavers
Therefore, beaver appear to increase riparian vegetation given enough years to aggrade sediments and pond heights sufficiently to create widened, well-watered wikipedia.org
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