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weathering |
Weathering is when rocks are broken up by physical, chemical or biological processes.
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erosion |
Erosion is the movement of loose and weathered rock.
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geologists |
Geologists are scientists who study rocks and the earth.
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sedimentary |
Sedimentary rocks are formed from layers of sediment.
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igneous |
Igneous rocks form when molten (liquid) rock cools down.
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metamorphic |
Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks were the first rock types we learned of in the Geography class.
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limestone |
Limestone is a sedimentary rock consisting mainly of calcium carbonate.
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chemical |
Chemical weathering is when acid rain falls and reacts with the minerals in the rock.
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physical |
Physical weathering is when the forces make cracks in the rocks when they are heated and cooled over and over again.
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biological |
Biological weathering is when plants grow into the cracks of the rocks causing the rocks to break apart.
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transported |
Fragments of rock can be transported by moving water, wind or ice.
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deposited |
When the water or wind slows down, or the ice melts, the fragments of rock are deposited as layers of sediment.
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