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Svetlanka [38]
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10

Grooves and polished surfaces on desert pebbles are most likely caused by

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B. abrasion. Abrasion is pretty much friction on the rocks. Yardangs don't really apply to this situation and I have never heard of a deflated rock:P Hope that helps:) 
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