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Mechanical or Chemical Weathering? Acid rain
Chemical
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monster
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gift
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gift
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What is an example of erosion caused by gravity, rockslide or deflation?
Rockslide
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An area of sediment deposited in the mouth of a river is...
Delta
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The layers of soil are....
Horizons
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lifesaver
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gift
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lifesaver
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What is the difference between weathering and erosion?
Weathering is the breaking down of rocks. Erosion is the moving of weathered material from one place to another
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Mechanical or Chemical Weathering? Exfoliation
Mechanical
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Decayed organic material found in soil is...
Humus
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Mechanical or Chemical Weathering? Carbonic Acid
Chemical
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What causes depositions to have a layered look?
Sediments settle according to their weight. The heaviest drops first and the lightest drops last, forming layers
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The sediment that a stream carries is...
Load
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Mechanical or Chemical Weathering? Lichens
Chemical
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What changes rocks into new substances?
Chemical Weathering
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The dropping of sediments and rocks in a new location is...
Deposition
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