Exogenic 

• Occurs on Earth's surface
• Examples: Weathering, erosion , mass and land depletion, transport and sedimentation

Weathering

• Process of rock fragmentation and decomposition or decay due to changes in temperature, rainwater, frosting and microorganisms.

Erosion

• Process of eroding of the Earth's surface moving agents (water, wind and waves)

Mass and land depletion

• Involves soil movement from the top of a slope to below as a result of gravititonal force

Transport and sedimentation

• Weathered and corroded materials are moved by agents. 
• The materials will be sedimented whent the velocity of the agents decreases.

Endogenic

• Caused by forces from within the Earth
• Forms and changes the Earth's surac.
• Examples: Mantle convection process, magma activity and Earth's crust movement (Plate Tectonics)

Mantle convection

• High temperature in the mantle and the cire of Earth produces convection currents in the atmosphere layer.

Magma activity

• Volcano is a vent on the Earth's crust that allows molten and hot magma to flow out thriugh it in a strong eruption.

Plate Tectonics

• The Earth's crust is divided into several pieces of plates. 
• These plates constantly move resulting in collision and divergence which produce various landforms in Earth and continental drifts.

Exogenic 

• Occurs on Earth's surface
• Examples: Weathering, erosion , mass and land depletion, transport and sedimentation

Weathering

• Process of rock fragmentation and decomposition or decay due to changes in temperature, rainwater, frosting and microorganisms.

Erosion

• Process of eroding of the Earth's surface moving agents (water, wind and waves)

Mass and land depletion

• Involves soil movement from the top of a slope to below as a result of gravititonal force

Transport and sedimentation

• Weathered and corroded materials are moved by agents. 
• The materials will be sedimented whent the velocity of the agents decreases.

Endogenic

• Caused by forces from within the Earth
• Forms and changes the Earth's surac.
• Examples: Mantle convection process, magma activity and Earth's crust movement (Plate Tectonics)

Mantle convection

• High temperature in the mantle and the cire of Earth produces convection currents in the atmosphere layer.

Magma activity

• Volcano is a vent on the Earth's crust that allows molten and hot magma to flow out thriugh it in a strong eruption.

Plate Tectonics

• The Earth's crust is divided into several pieces of plates. 
• These plates constantly move resulting in collision and divergence which produce various landforms in Earth and continental drifts.