Weathering, Erosion, Deposition
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- As you can see, water splits the land in two parts. For this too happen, water would run over the same area for a long time, and form something like this.
- Wind, water, and sand are able to slowly wear away at the Earth's surface, landforms, and rocks. This is called weathering.
- Over time, a rock that was once rough and jagged can look like this ----->
- The material that has been weathered away is then taken and deposited somewhere else. This process is known as erosion
- Once the material is moved to another location, it is used to create new landforms. This process is known as deposition.
- Then, the process starts over again. Weathering wears things down, erosion takes the material away, and deposition creates new landforms with it.
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