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In the cycle of ice wedging, water seeps into cracks in rocks during warm periods, freezes and expands when temperatures drop, putting pressure on the cracks, widening them. This repeated freeze-thaw cycle causes the rock to break apart over time, leading to the formation of progressively larger cracks and ultimately the breakdown of the rock into smaller fragments.

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