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Which of these factors would not change the surface of the Earth?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
Which erosional force acts alone to produce avalanches and landslides?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
What is the process that breaks down rocks into smaller sediments?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
Which one is NOT an agent of erosion?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
What is the process that transports sediments to a new location?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
How do tides cause erosion and deposition?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
Which one is NOT an agent of weathering?
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
The best evidence that erosion has taken place would be provided by...
fog
gravity
gravity
plants
sediment observed at the bottom of a cliff
Outgoing tides carry sediments away from shore and incoming tides deposit new sediments on the shore.
erosion
weathering
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