What Is Erosion?
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Erosion
Erosion is when wind, water, glacial, or waves move the sediment to other place. In other word carry away!
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What is Deposition?
Deposition is when erosion happens and then leave the sediments behind.
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Flowing water
Flowing water can cause erosion which is river. And as river goes through it reaches the sea and that's where sediments settles and deposition happens.
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Glacial
Glacial don't move often but as it moves it picks up the sediment and carry them. And deposition happens when they melt which hardly it's never or when it reaches the bottom
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Waves
Waves can hit the big rock and break into smaller pieces and then carry it to the shore and settles there.
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Wind
Winds can make arch on a big rock and send the sediments away. Also cause abrasion!
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