Erosion (Early Connections)

by Lola M. Schaefer

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Erosion shows in detail various kinds of deterioration caused by nature's elements. Oceans wear away at beaches and knock down houses too close to the shore. Wind kicks up sand that grinds away rock causing unusual formations. Glaciers leave valleys in their paths and rain turns farmland into mud.… (more)

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Erosion shows in detail various kinds of deterioration caused by nature's elements. Oceans wear away at beaches and knock down houses too close to the shore. Wind kicks up sand that grinds away rock causing unusual formations. Glaciers leave valleys in their paths and rain turns farmland into mud.

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