Debris flows

A. both may move rapidly and transport rock materials of greatly different size and are common in semi-arid regions are correct.
B. may move rapidly and transport rock materials of greatly different size.
C. are common in semi-arid regions.
D. are not fluids in their behavior, but are dry flows of material.


Answer: A

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