The dynamic equilibrium model considers the balance between endogenic and exogenic processes.

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The dynamic equilibrium model takes into account the balance between endogenic (internal) and exogenic (external) processes that affect the Earth's surface. It suggests that landscapes are constantly changing, but these changes occur in a state of balance between processes that build up the Earth's surface, such as volcanism and plate tectonics, and processes that break down the surface, such as erosion and weathering.

The Dynamic Equilibrium Model Considers the Balance Between Endogenic and Exogenic