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Erosion is caused by a constant force (water or strong air currents) coming into contact with sedimentary rock, shaving off small pieces over time. This carries the minerals in the rock downstream and deposits them elsewhere and changes the shape of the rock. One of the most famous examples of this is the Grand Canyon.

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