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uplift-weathering hypothesis is a “proposal that chemical weathering is an active driver of climate change, rather than just a negative feedback that moderates climate". uplift-weathering hypothesis both discuss how chemical weathering is a negative feedback that moderates climate; however, the uplift hypothesis tries to say that chemical weathering is the active driver for climate change and not just a negative feedback
theprecipitationmakes it go away more.
only when rock layers are exposed through a process called geologic uplift will phosphorus be made available, and then the cycle o weathering can begin again.
It will start to experience chemical and mechanical weathering, along with erosion.
is it: a.erosion and weathering b.subduction and deduction c.continental drift and earthquakes d.magma and lava
uplift-weathering hypothesis is a “proposal that chemical weathering is an active driver of climate change, rather than just a negative feedback that moderates climate". uplift-weathering hypothesis both discuss how chemical weathering is a negative feedback that moderates climate; however, the uplift hypothesis tries to say that chemical weathering is the active driver for climate change and not just a negative feedback
Weathering, deposition, Erision, and, Uplift
theprecipitationmakes it go away more.
Uplift caused by tectonic movement
weathering, erosion, deposition, and uplift
only when rock layers are exposed through a process called geologic uplift will phosphorus be made available, and then the cycle o weathering can begin again.
the 4 processes rocks go through are erosion, weathering, uplift, and deposition
Mechanical weathering.
Weathering is the Break down of the rocks and Eroison is the movement of weathered rock material from one place to another.
Weatheing is where rocks and materials are broken down by the weather an uplifting is literally lifting up of land!
It will start to experience chemical and mechanical weathering, along with erosion.
is it: a.erosion and weathering b.subduction and deduction c.continental drift and earthquakes d.magma and lava