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Weathering & Erosion A to Z

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Guess the terms from A to Z, each with a clue about weathering processes.

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Weathering & Erosion A to ZOnline version

Guess the terms from A to Z, each with a clue about weathering processes.

by Joshua Guerrieri
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

The wearing away of rock surfaces by particles carried by wind, water, or ice.

Starts with B

Weathering caused by living organisms, such as plant roots growing into cracks.

Starts with C

Weathering that dissolves certain rocks, often aided by chemical reactions like acid exposure.

Starts with D

Process where particles carried by wind or water come to rest in a new location.

Starts with E

Wearing away of rock surfaces by movement of wind, water, or ice.

Starts with F

Mechanical weathering from water freezing and expanding in rock cracks.

Starts with G

Mechanical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces without changing chemical composition.

Starts with H

A chemical change where minerals incorporate water, contributing to weathering.

Starts with I

Mechanical process where water freezes in cracks, expanding and splitting rock.

Starts with J

Crack enlargement in rocks due to stress and weathering processes.

Starts with K

Movement-driven wearing away of materials by flowing water or wind.

Starts with L

alteration of rock type due to chemical or physical weathering processes.

Starts with M

Weathering that breaks rocks into smaller pieces without changing their chemical composition.

Starts with N

Process by which weathering releases minerals that can be used by living things.

Starts with O

Chemical weathering involving reaction with oxygen that weakens minerals.

Starts with P

Another term for mechanical weathering, where rocks are broken without chemical changes.

Starts with Q

Human activity that contributes to erosion by removing vegetation and soil.

Starts with R

Biological weathering where roots grow into cracks and pry rocks apart.

Starts with S

Small, solid pieces of material that originate from rocks.

Starts with T

Alteration in rock surface texture due to sustained weathering.

Starts with U

Erosion process where base of a rock is worn away, sometimes forming ledges.

Starts with V

Landform created by erosion and removal of rock material.

Starts with W

Breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces or altering minerals due to environmental factors.

Starts with X

Weathering effects in very dry environments where scarce moisture influences breakdown.

Starts with Y

Streamlined wind-eroded ridge formed by persistent wind abrasion.

Starts with Z

Distinct layering of rocks or soils due to differential weathering and deposition.

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