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Weathering starts the process of erosion. Once material has been weathered down, it is easier for it to erode away with water, wind, and people moving on it.
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What is it called when rocks are broken down by water wind ice and heat?
it is called an erosion
What is wearing away and removal of rock materials?
This is called erosion.
What is it called when water wind ice or heat breaks down rocks into smaller pieces?
It is called weathering.
What is weathering and erosion and explain weathering and erosion?
weathering and erosion are steps that happen when it rains.
What geologic process can change any type of rock into sediment?
Weathering and erosion
Weathering is also known as?
preparation for erosion
What is it called when rocks are broken down by water wind ice and heat?
it is called an erosion
What is wearing away and removal of rock materials?
This is called erosion.
The process that breaks down rock and other materials at earth's surface is called?
It is called weathering. Erosion is the weathering and movement of rocks and rock fragments.
What is it called when water wind ice or heat breaks down rocks into smaller pieces?
It is called weathering.
What is the process that break down rock called?
Weathering or erosion.
What kind of weathering is wind erosion?
This weathering is called ABRASION
What is the weathering of the earth's surface called?
erosion
What is the natural wearing down or breaking apart of rocks?
physical
What is weathering and erosion and explain weathering and erosion?
weathering and erosion are steps that happen when it rains.
What thing is different from erosion and weathering?
Erosion is when..................................................................................................................................................and weathering is when......................................................................................................!
What is the process that breaks down rocks chemically?
It's called chemical weathering. Think acid rain.
