Definition: "Shifting Fossa" in Greek means "fissures," referring to the open areas between layers on a mountain's surface that are prone to erosion. Definition: - The act of shifting from one layer to another or from one structure to another, especially by friction. - In relation to an open fissure in a rock formation, it implies movement along a crack without substantial material loss and is sometimes associated with erosion rates high enough for rocks to break apart. - It could refer to the gradual retreat of a mountain's peaks or valleys. The word comes from the Greek "sfoklatos" meaning "to break," as if the fissures were being gradually moved away.
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