There isn't exactly an opposite of weathering, although I would say that it is sedimentation/ deposition, since it builds up rock and dirt and such, rather than breaking it down.
Answer:
the answer is D
Explanation:
Rocks break down into smaller pieces through weathering. Rocks and sediment grinding against each other wear away surfaces. This type of weathering is called abrasion, and it happens as wind and water rush over rocks. The rocks become smoother as rough and jagged edges break off.
<span>It's a bacteria that grew along all the ocean coast that took in carbon and through photosynthesis, turned it into oxygen, the process took about a billion years.</span>
Fats and lipids are hydrophobic which makes them water repelling compounds. Therefore, presence of a waxy coating on the outer skin of the desert plant prevents loss of water via evaporation from the skin of the plants. This helps the plant store water and increases its survival period. Hope this helps ..............)
