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Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition

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There are slow changes to the surface of Earth that can take millions of years. Weathering is the breaking up of rock. Plant roots grow in the cracks of rocks. The roots can break the rocks into pieces. Water and ice can also break rocks into pieces. Erosion happens when soil, sand, and small bits of a rock are removed. Rain, snow, and wind cause erosion. People and animals can erode rock and dirt on a mountain when they walk on it. Crosscutting Concepts > Toolbox Stability and Change Tell how erosion is different from on earthquake. Tell how e it is r similar. " Deposition happens when wind and water , and small bits of rock in new place. Rivers drop most of these materials at deltas. These are places where ow i cean.