What landforms would you expect to find in a desert? Could you give me a website to go on that gives pictures and descriptions of each landform?
http://digital-desert.com/mojave-preserve/geology/
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In a desert, you can expect to find various landforms that have been shaped by the arid climate and lack of precipitation. Some common landforms found in deserts include:
1. Sand Dunes: These are formed by wind-driven sand accumulation, resulting in mounds or hills of sand.
2. Ergs: Large areas covered by sand dunes are referred to as ergs.
3. Regs: These are flat, rocky desert surfaces covered with small pebbles or gravel.
4. Wadis: Dry riverbeds or valleys that are usually formed by occasional flash floods.
5. Inselbergs: Isolated hills or mountains rising abruptly from a desert plain.
6. Playas: Flat areas of desert with a hard crust or salt layer that may occasionally fill with water.
To find a website with pictures and descriptions of each desert landform, you can try visiting:
1. National Geographic's Desert Landforms Gallery (https://www.nationalgeographic.org/media/desert-landforms-gallery/)
2. DesertUSA's Desert Landforms section (https://www.desertusa.com/desert-landforms.html)
These websites should provide you with visual references, descriptions, and additional information about each landform found in deserts.