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Contact [7]
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Dimas [21]3 years ago
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No all rock weathering and eroding are not the same for example if you have a big rock and it gets weathered it won’t be the same size as a small or medium rock getting weathered because the other rocks get cut into smaller pieces same for eroding, not all rocks are going to get moved to the same place, and their are different types of erosion that don’t apply to all rocks
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