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| Agent | Erosional features | Deposition features |
| (1) Ground water | (1) Wave cut platforms | (1) Loess |
| (2) Wind | (2) Horn | (2) Beach |
| (3) Glacier | (3) Sink holes | (3) Stalactites |
| (4) Sea waves | (4) Yardang | (4) Eskers |
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| Agent | Erosional features | Deposition features |
| (1) Ground water | (1) Sink holes | (1) Stalactites |
| (2) Wind | (2) Yardang | (2) Loess |
| (3) Glacier | (3) Horn | (3) Eskers |
| (4) Sea waves | (4) Wave cut platforms | (4) Beach |
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