If it is flowing water, it tends to wear away at dirt and stone. But if the climate is warm and rainy..the erosion happens even quicker due to the temperature of the water. Warmer water causes dirt or other particles to dissolve or break away from landforms. Also, the constant amount of rain is washing away whatever it touches. For example: The Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon has a warm climate and water continuously washes through the valley.
In a region where the temperature is warm, rainy and has high humidity, there occurs frequent rainfall as the rate of evaporation and cloud forming processes are quite faster. This has a direct impact on landforms, especially in the hilly regions. It is because the water in this region is one of the factors that lead to the weathering and the erosion of the rocks. Weathering refers to the breakdown of the rocks and erosion refers to the transportation of the rock particles.
The rock minerals dissolve when reacts with the flowing water. The soft rocks are eroded more readily compared to the hard rocks. The carbonate rocks are also easily weathered and eroded.
Thus, water erosion is more likely to have an impact on the landforms in the hilly region, where the temperature is high and precipitation takes place frequently. It thus makes changes to the topography of the area.
it is because, igneous and metamorphic form at temperatures and pressures which destroy the fossil remains. dead organisms may become sediments which may, under right conditions, become sedimentary rocks
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They are different because of there population or because of there environment but they are also the same because they both are strongly reliant on agriculture for there exports and income!! Hope that helped:))
