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Why rocks are broken down?
Rocks can be broken up by them being moved in quick flowing rivers or streams. If there are other rocks in there, they may hit each other and bits will come off.
How are metamorphic rocks eroded?
because they are broken off into little bits and so get smaller and gradually worn down
How do clastic rocks form?
Clastic rocks are formed when a piece of a larger rock is broken off. Physical weathering is usually the way the piece is broken off.
The dropping off of bits of eroded rocks is called?
It's called deposition.
What is nonclastic rock?
clastic rocks are rocks that are broken off other rocks or sediments of rocks and come from many rocks through erosion nonfoliated is the opposite
Do small rocks unite with big rocks to form a boulder?
No. Boulders are large pieces of rocks that have broken off from formations of rock.
Why do they make left hand drill bits?
They are mainly intended for extracting screws or fittings that are broken off in a material. The opposite twist will often pull out broken bolts.
How bits can move rock long distance?
They can be moved by the rain coming down and landing on the rock so the rock brakes and crumbles off.Also it can be caused by the wind blowing on the rock and bits can fall off the rocks.
What does a herbivores plankton eat?
It would eat tiny broken off pieces of seaweed, kelp or other tiny bits of plant floating about
Why do crack in a rock get larger because water has frozen in them?
Weathering is the process which breaks rocks into smaller bits. This is one type of weatheringPhysical weathering is a physical action which breaks up rocks : An example of this is called freeze-thaw weathering when water gets into tiny cracks in rocks. When the water freezes it expands, if this is repeated the crack grows and bits eventually break off.
Why do cracks in a rock get larger because water has frozen in them?
Weathering is the process which breaks rocks into smaller bits. This is one type of weatheringPhysical weathering is a physical action which breaks up rocks : An example of this is called freeze-thaw weathering when water gets into tiny cracks in rocks. When the water freezes it expands, if this is repeated the crack grows and bits eventually break off.
How do you call an icky white thing that's in your ear?
a broken off qtip
