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∙ 12y agoI'm truly sorry but i couldn't find this answer but can someone please answer it tonight because i need it for homework
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∙ 12y agothe rock is first weathered into small pieces which are then transported by wind, ice or water and finally deposited elsewhere as layers of sediment
The steps involved in breaking down mountain rock is called weathering. Weathering takes place naturally and is caused by wind, rain, ice, snow, and rivers. This breaks rocks into large pieces that continue to break down.
Yes they do, because when water are freezed inside the mountains, it expands , breaking the mountain.
The type of soil found in Uttrakhand is mountain soil . Mountain soil is generally pale yellow or brown in colour .This soil is formed due to the breaking of mountain rocks ,by rain ,wind ,ice, and plant roots
Different mountains support different types of life. Some examples are deer, pheasants, mountain goats, mountain lions etc.
the rock is first weathered into small pieces which are then transported by wind, ice or water and finally deposited elsewhere as layers of sediment
There are hundreds of mountains in North America.
yes, there are only 7 continents and hundreds of mountain ranges, large and small
In all honesty, Pensacola is on the gulf coast, is relatively flat, and has no mountain ranges within hundreds of miles.
They are made up of different things and differ in size.
No, there are hundreds of lochs in Scotland but there is a mountain called Lochnagar.
We have hundreds of mountains. There are no mountains in the Oslo area, only hills.
The Appalachian Mountain Range is estimated to be 300 millions years old, when Pangaea was breaking off into Laurasia and breaking further into Africa and North America.
There are many mountain ranges in western Europe and so there are hundreds of mountains.
The steps involved in breaking down mountain rock is called weathering. Weathering takes place naturally and is caused by wind, rain, ice, snow, and rivers. This breaks rocks into large pieces that continue to break down.
No it isn't, they are both different types of mountain.
no mountain and central time are different