Process by which new rock is made from old rock; rock cycle
The rock cycle is a recycling process by which igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks are produced, converted from one form to another and destroyed. The rock cycle is a continuous process that has been occurring throughout the history of the earth. The major processes of the rock cycle include sedimentation, crystallization, metamorphism and erosion.
All of the states of the USA are north of the equator.
So are all the states of Mexico.
They live near the United Startes because northern Canada is mostly ice and water
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The Great Lakes were formed during the last ice age.
