b19 Channeled scablands in eastern Washington

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T or F:  J is a one of Bretz’s given names.
T or F:  The scabland of eastern Washington was due to the prehistorical erosion of a single gigantic flood.
T or F:  Spokane, Snake, and Columbia rivers have by braided channels 70 meters deep.
T or F:  Bretz interpreted the scabland erosion as evidence of a succession of gigantic floods.
T or F:  The source of the flood waters was glacial lake Missoula.
T or F:  Bretz was wrong to maintain that his interpretations of the channeled scabland should stand or fall on the scabland phenomena themselves.
T or F:  Jökulhlaups are catastrophic floods of water of glacial origin.
T or F:  Bretz’s “catastrophist flood” as in fact repeated hundreds of times.
T or F:  Dry Falls, WA, is a miniature version of Niagra Falls.

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Niagara Falls
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