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<u>d. Increase of the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere</u>
The breaking down and changing of rocks at or near Earth's surface is called. Weathering.
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I will explain.
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Lava comes in two primary appearances: Pahoehoe and aa. The reason why they have two different types of appearances is because the older aa in the photo has weathered and the iron in it has oxided somewhat, giving it a reddish and chunky appearance. It also moves fast. Pahoehoe has a flow that is comparatively smooth or a "ropy" surface. Pahoehoe doesn't have the chunky appearance.
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This can happen in windy climates. Such as windy storms or a tornado.
