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Abrasion, Attrition, solution, hydraulic action

These are all for rocks under water

Rocks get biologically eroded

Roots can grow inside the rock, and break it down

Water can freeze inside holes inside the rock, breaking it down since water increases in size as it freezes.

Rain batters up the rock in a few million years

Thunder may destroy rock

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