What the fuck happened here?

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>>8503245
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>>8503245
flooded river delta

Narragansett Bay

>>8503245
High tide or even a tsunami can generate flood plains... if it's a common occurrence, you can get straight up tide-dominated deltas and/or estuaries

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gypsy moths

The equilibrium in the ecosystem has been disrupted which can sometimes lead to drastic difficult to predict changes. It can be avoided by diversifying the species of trees in the region.

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>>8503245
Off the top of my head that looks right beside Boston, right?
That gray blob sure looks like Boston.

>>8503533
>Boston gray blob.
That's pretty harsh, anon, poor Boston.

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>>8503502
Gotta explain why the rocks in that area were more subject to erosion than the adjacent highlands. The Narraganset Basin is filled with lightly metamorphosed rocks that are softer than the neighboring metamorphic and igneous rocks. The rifting that formed the basin starting nearly 400 million years ago, predating the breakup of Pangea, instead being associated with the breakup of the previous supercontinent.

Fun fact: there's a decent sized coal field in the Narraganset Basin.

>>8503245
idk man something something glaciers and shit

t. Rhode Islander