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by Christian Angeles
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What do you call the process of breaking rocks into smaller pieces?

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Repeated heating and cooling of some rock types can cause rocks to stress and break, resulting in weathering and erosion.

3

As the _____ blew at upper rock portions erode, underlying rocks expand.

4

Growth of plant roots and burrowing animals are types of organic activity that can contribute to mechanical weathering, as they cause rock material to break down and disintegrate

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________ such as constructions of houses, roads, buildings and bridges causes rocks to break, as well as machines operated by humans.

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