Oxbow lakes form when a meander is cut off from these systems that form gorges and deltas.
Tokunaga extended the Strahler ordering method of these systems to predict mean self-similarity in topology, which was confirmed by Horton's laws for the numbers and magnitudes of these systems. Cutbanks and point bars surround portions of these systems that become braided when their carrying capacity is exceeded. Interfluves lie between these systems if they are adjacent. They form terraces when their base level changes. If these systems lie in forested areas, they are riparian and they leave behind alluvium. Oxbow lakes form when a meander is cut off from these systems that form gorges and deltas. For 10 points, name these flowing bodies of water, examples of which include the Mississippi.
Tokunaga extended the Strahler ordering method of these systems to predict mean self-similarity in topology, which was confirmed by Horton's laws for the numbers and magnitudes of these systems.
rivers [accept equivalents like stream or brook or other similar things; prompt on "tributaries"]