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Erosion

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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WEATHERING AND EROSION

BY, BRANDON TRENT AND JARRETT TAYLOR
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MECHANICAL WEATHERING

  • Shown by he paint chipping and changing the bars shape
  • MW is when an object changes shape due to weathering
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MECHANICAL WEATHERING

THIS SHOWS MECHANICAL WEATHERING BECAUSE PART OF THE ROCK HAS BEEN ERODED AWAY
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CHEMICAL WEATHERING

  • Shown from the pole leaving rust streaks on the ground
  • Rust is a chemical change from the pole
  • CW is a chemical change from one substance to another
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CHEMICAL WEATHERING

THIS SHOWS CHEMICAL WEATHERING BECAUSE THE POLE AS RUST ON IT FROM RAIN.
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WATER EROSION

  • Shown by the bottom of the pipe being curved
  • WE is when a substance is moved from constant water movement
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WATER EROSION

THIS SHOWS WATER EROSION WHERE THE WATER CARRIED THE LAND AWAY.
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WIND EROSION

  • Shown by the leaf being moved off the tree
  • Is more common with seeds being blown around to spread the population.
  • WE is the movement of an object from one place to another due to wind.
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WIND EROSION

THE ROCK HAS BEEN SLOWLY ERODED BY WIND TO CREATE THE CURVES IN THE ROCK.
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GLACIAL EROSION

  • Shown by the path created by movement from a glacier or heavy amounts of snow
  • GE is the erosion of an area by a glacier.
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GLACIAL EROSION

THIS VALLEY LOOKING AREA WAS FORMED DUE TO THE HEAVY AMOUNTS OF SNOW.

Brandon Trent