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A scree is when water in mountains freeze and cracks the mountain, scree is crushed bits of rock. Often barely at rest angle.
It would be categorized as a landslide.
It depends on what the mountain is made of and whether or not it is still being uplifted. The schist rock at the bottom of the Grand Canyon was once at the bottom of island mountain. In that sense, the mountain still partially exists. The age of the rock--between 1.8 and 2 billion years old.
weathering happens when bits of rock are moved by water or ice true or false
Sediment
rocks found in the bottom of the ocean or sea.
Sea Snails can eat bits of dead Animals, but they generally eat weed.
A scree is when water in mountains freeze and cracks the mountain, scree is crushed bits of rock. Often barely at rest angle.
It would be categorized as a landslide.
the sea shore
Hill is to mountain as sea is to ..... tank
Over millions of years, the piled weight of eroded particles will squeeze the bits together on the sea floor. New rock will form
Over millions of years, the piled weight of eroded particles will squeeze the bits together on the sea floor. New rock will form
sediments
It gets worn away by the sea because it is simply eroded which mean when water is moving fast the waves crash against the rock and bits fall off into the sea. when this happens the waves carry the pieces of rock away and they end up on a beach as sand or at the bottom of the ocean.
It depends on what the mountain is made of and whether or not it is still being uplifted. The schist rock at the bottom of the Grand Canyon was once at the bottom of island mountain. In that sense, the mountain still partially exists. The age of the rock--between 1.8 and 2 billion years old.
There are four main ways in which the coast can be eroded by the sea:Hydraulic action:lots of sea water crashes against the land, causing air and water to become trapped and compressed in surface cracks. When the sea retreats the air expands, weakening the cracks in the rock and causing pieces of the rock to break off.Corrasion: caused by bits of rock hitting the cliffs and other parts of the land, causing more bits of rock to break off.Attrition: rock fragments grind each other down into smaller and smoother pebbles and eventually into sand which is then deposited on the beaches.Corrosion: involves the chemical action of sea on rock, often happens with limestone beaches, when the limestone dissolves in the sea water although the salt can affect some other stones as well.