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What kinds of plants that can prevent soil erosion?
clover
What do weathering and erosion do to the earth's surface?
it kinds of destroyes it
How is a landslide different from other kinds of erosion and deposition?
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What is the wearing away of the earth's surface?
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What are two kinds of erosion?
sand, pebbles, rocks,debris, hit land, glacier, water, soil, and sea
What kinds of rock can form sedimentary rock?
anything can form sedimentary rock; it is caused by the erosion of sediment over time
What are two kinds of wind erosion?
Two kinds of wind erosion are deflation, which involves the removal of loose soil and sediment particles from the ground surface, and abrasion, which occurs when windblown particles impact and wear away rocks and other surfaces.
What kinds of new rock is formed when igneous rock is subjected to weathering erosion compaction and cementation?
Rock made from erosion into small particles, and compacted under great weights of materials above are called, "Sedimentary rocks".
What kinds of landscapes can wind erosion form?
wind erosion can shape sediments into all kinds of shapes . most of the sand dunes in the deserts are shaped by wind. seriously without wind erosion those swirly sand stuff wouldn't even be standing.
How do rivers create new landforms?
Flowing water contains sediment. Sediment eventually forms different kinds of landforms depending on where it was deposited.Erosion
What are the 4 kinds of exogenous process?
The four kinds of exogenous processes are weathering, erosion, transportation, and deposition. Weathering involves the breakdown of rocks and minerals due to environmental factors. Erosion is the removal and transportation of materials from one location to another, often by wind, water, or ice. Deposition occurs when these transported materials settle and accumulate in a new location, shaping landforms over time.
Where does dust come from and why does it?
Dust is small ground up particles of all kinds of solids including rocks. It comes from natural erosion and human wear and tear.
