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erosion, which is caused by wind or water

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Q: The moving of weathered rocks and soil by wind water or ice is called?
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What are the two main ingredients of soil?

it could be humus and water or water and weathered rocks


What is the main ingredients of topsoil?

it could be humus and water or water and weathered rocks


What is the process of rocks breaking down into smaller pieces explain 2?

it is called weathering; the rocks get weathered by wind, water, or earthquakes (main examples) and peices break off


What are 4 things that erode weathered rocks?

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The movement of eroded rock particles by wind, water, ice, and gravity is called erosion.


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What forms when rocks are weathered and eroded?

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What is erosion in the rock cycle?

Erosion is the process of the movement of loosened or weathered materials from one place to another, and occurs due to the agents of erosion (wind, moving water, moving ice, and gravity).


What are the main ingrediants of soil?

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What happens to rocks that are in moving water?

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How are rocks weathered by frost action?

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