External Geological Processes
Mateo Martínez
Created on September 23, 2024
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Transcript
External Geological Processes
Erosion
Weathering
Deposition
Erosion is the natural process which involve the movement of rock fragments through various agents. Over time, this forces can wear down and reshape rocks, changing the Earth's landscape
Erosion
For example, rivers can and will carve through the earth creating its own path
Deposition is the natural process where sediments, sometimes caused by erosion, accumulate in a new location. It's responsible for the formation of sedimentary rocks and it's very important in shaping the Earth’s surface.
Deposition
For example, you can see the deposition of sand along the shorelines
Weathering is the natural process in which rocks wear away or break because of the weather, like rain, snow, etc... Weathering is important in the formation of soil and the creation of unique geological features.
Weathering
For example, rocks can cut in half because of rain, thunder or snow