Smaller particles such as clay or silt.
This isn’t really an answer but for the air pressure go across at the two points of number to find it
Everything that happens in one system influences another system. For example, when there are tectonic plate movements and volcano activity in the litosphere, that transfers to the seas and oceans which is the hydrosphere, which creates tsunamis. Tsunamis can then flood communities and change the land mass.
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The strength of the sun can cause droughts and dry land. Water can cause weathering and erosion (breaking away at land) snow can cause avalanches to break things and land rain can cause floods and and also can cause weathering to break away and make land smaller
