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   From: timkozxx@cfl.rr.com   
      
   Coax  wrote in message   
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   > > Well well well, you've almost made a sensible post there.  Actually it   
   is   
   > > (probably copied and pasted) but it ignores an important effect or two   
   > which   
   > > are age and parent material.  Many rivers become more shallow as they   
   age.   
   >   
   > Great!, you ran right into the trap most "know it all" wanna be people   
   take,   
   > you rushed for the criticism instead of studying what the guy is saying   
   and   
   > responding properly:   
      
   heh, yeah, whatever.   
      
   > River widens and shallow out when they get close to sea, these are called   
   > deltas, they usually widen primarily because of sediment depositions which   
   > change the flow of the river and entering tributaries.   
      
   I wrote "as they age" not "downstream".  Try to pay attention, fool.   
   Thanks for playing.   
    Idiot.   
      
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