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Here are some examples:

1. Water flowing over it, like the Grand Canyon.

2. Mechanical wearing, like from being walked on, ever seen steps with imprints?

3. Ice damage, water seeps into cracks and when cooled forms ice which expands and cracks the stone, like potholes forming.

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Does sandstone and oolitic limestone have the same composition?

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