The type of gravity-driven, downslope movement where the material moves very, very slowly as a high-viscosity fluid is called

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Creep is a type of downslope movement where the material moves very slowly, usually due to the effects of gravity on a high-viscosity fluid. This process is often imperceptible over short time periods, but can cause significant changes to landscapes over long periods of time.

The Type of Gravity-Driven, Downslope Movement Where the Material Moves