What is a level?
Imagine it like a big plate or a skating rink.
It’s wide and flat.
Level Characteristics
Layers have specific characteristics that distinguish them from other lands.
1. Flat surface:
Countries rarely rises and falls.
2. Large Area:
Levels can range in the thousands of square kilometers.
3. Good flooring:
Many levels have rich beds, perfect for plants.
4. Water Source:
Rivers and precipitation often feed levels and help plants and animals grow.
Example:
grassy floors in parks and open meadows are on small levels.
The method of forming levels is formed in a variety of ways.
Here are three main processes:
1. Erosion and wear:
Rivers and winds carry hills and mountains for millions of years.
Broken rocks and floors are distributed, sold out and creating a flat surface.
2. Embossing sediment:
Rivers wear sand, silt and small rocks (called sediments).
As the river slows, these deposits fall onto the floor, building layers and forming levels.
3. Tectonic Motion:
The Earth’s crust has large moving plates.
When the panels are changed and settle down without mountains, a flat area is formed.
Level Types
Levels are grouped according to their formation.
Let’s take a look at the main types:
erosion level
As formation:
manufactured when countries carry sediments lower wind and water boundaries (reuse) lower.
Rivers.
Sediment Levels
Their Formation Method:
Created by rivers that place sediments over time.
Form:
Occurs when most of the Earth’s crust subsides slightly but stays at level.
Famous examples on a global level
cool many parts of the world.
Here are some big ones:
Indian Fusion Level (Asia)
Location: From Pakistan in North India to Bangladesh.
The beds are fertile for plants such as rice and wheat.
The largest limestone level.
It’s very dry and almost unrefined.
Level of Climate
The level of weather depends on where they are.
Tropical levels:
Hot rain (e.g. part of the Amazon Basin).
(Siberian level).
Levels of Plants and Animals
The level has open rooms and good soil, so many plants and animals live there.
On the grass.
Pedators:
Wolves and foxes hunt small animals.
birds:
Hawks climb to find prey and search for nests in the grass.
Levels of people and agriculture
The level is ideal for agriculture and urban construction.
1. Agriculture:
Frances’ land makes it easy to plant plants such as corn, wheat, and rice.
The machine can move smoothly on the field.
2. Cities and Roads:
Cities often grow at a level, as roads and homes are easy to build.
3. Transportation:
Trains and highways can be extended beyond levels without many tunnels or steep climbs.
Importance of Levels
Level plays a major role for nature and humans.
Food Production:
Provides space for growing grains and vegetables. airport.
Example:
The North China Plain nourishes wheat and corn plants for millions of people.
