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Tree roots can weather rock by the exertion of hydraulic force, prying apart and further weathering existing cracks in rock. Prairie dogs are burrowing animals that contribute to mechanical weathering by scratching at rocks and also by knocking them together, abrading them.
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They burrow which is mechanically weathering, because when they burrow they loosen it into sediments physically
Tree roots weather rocks because the roots go so deep under the ground that it can crack the rocks and then the rocks will eventually wear away when the water comes through from the ground.
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Lichens, tree roots, and animal hooves.
Rocks can be weathered by there roots growing through it causing it to split
The roots of certain plants can break or crack into a rock, making the rock more susceptible to frost wedging (ice wedging).
the plants roots sink into the rock and cracks the rock.
The roots of the prairie run very deep.
Tree grow in the cracks of rocks. As the tree grows the roots largen and put a pressured force on the rock cracks causing the cracks to lengthen in size. The rocks start to weather away because of the force of the roots.
Simple. The roots of a plant. Plants weather rocks by growing in small moist crevasses. As their roots expand the rock cracks. The process is very similar to the action of ice entering the crevasse or crack and freezing thus expanding the crack. Over time the rock fractures.
Simple. The roots of a plant. Plants weather rocks by growing in small moist crevasses. As their roots expand the rock cracks. The process is very similar to the action of ice entering the crevasse or crack and freezing thus expanding the crack. Over time the rock fractures.
Plants are the organisms which have roots and can crack rocks