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What is the difference between weathering and errosion

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Mamont248 [21]4 years ago
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Weathering<span> is a breakdown,that can be either physical or chemical, of objects due to weather conditions. Usually occurs through actions like wind and water.

</span>Erosion<span> is the transport of surface materials as in soil, rocks, etc. through the actions of water, wind or ice.</span><span>


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