How to Find Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition.

How to Find Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition.

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The water is eroding the dirt. (Erosion)

The water is eroding the dirt. (Erosion)

This is the result of water and other causes eroding the ground. (Erosion)

This is the result of water and other causes eroding the ground. (Erosion)

Cars have eroded the dirt and concrete. (Erosion)

Cars have eroded the dirt and concrete. (Erosion)

You can see the weathered rock beneath the little cliff. (Weathering, however this could also be erosion)

You can see the weathered rock beneath the little cliff. (Weathering, however this could also be erosion)

Cars and other causes have weathered down this concrete into little rocks. (Weathering)

Cars and other causes have weathered down this concrete into little rocks. (Weathering)

Cars and other causes weathered down this concrete so it will crack and make other smaller rocks. (Weathering)

Cars and other causes weathered down this concrete so it will crack and make other smaller rocks. (Weathering)

The mulch in this was moved and dropped off by people and other causes. (Deposition)

The mulch in this was moved and dropped off by people and other causes. (Deposition)

Here the sticks and rocks were dropped off by many causes. (Deposition)

Here the sticks and rocks were dropped off by many causes. (Deposition)

Here pine needles and other rock were dropped off by different causes. (Deposition)

Here pine needles and other rock were dropped off by different causes. (Deposition)

Grass is a way to stop weathering since the roots keep it together so it wont break apart.

Grass is a way to stop weathering since the roots keep it together so it wont break apart.

So since the dirt cant be broken down it can't be eroded. So no erosion.

So since the dirt cant be broken down it can't be eroded. So no erosion.

And finally since there can't be erosion, there can't be any deposition.

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