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I chose this picture because I saw the many cracks in my driveway, and I thought they were signs of erosion. The cracks look like they have been created by water seeping into the pavement and possibly freezing to expand and make the rock erode.

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I took this image because it is in the middle of my backyard, and it has been split down the middle. It made me think it was erosion because of the crack and overtime if filled with moss and other plant life. I think the rock split because it must of froze over, split apart, and now plants and fungus are growing throught the rock. I thought it was interesting that i had a random rock in my backyard and i wondered how it got there. The land has changed because i dont think the rock would be able to break in the warm climate of new hampshore, so i think it was moved around somehow to different parts of the earth.

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I chose this image because the rocks on the right appear to have been eroded by water and/or wind, due to the stripes on them. This photo was taken by the ocean, which makes it likely that it was mainly water that eroded the rocks.

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I chose this picture because I felt that it showed that there was an animal in the tree that could've been living there and decided to make a home.

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This images shows rocks and minerals at the bottom of a hill. Rain transported the rocks and minerals from the top of the hill to the bottom.

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I choose this picture because it is a good representation of weathering and you can see the different layers of rock that were eroded. I think that weather and temperature change caused this rock to erode over time.

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I think this was eroded because there is water and the water is lower than the field. So it looks like the water washed up against it and then pulled back and dragged the dirt and rock out into the ocean. ( ‾ ʖ̫ ‾)

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1. I chose this tree because it was one of the only examples of erosion/weathering I could find in my yard. The crack in this tree made me think that it was weathered.
2. I think the forces that could've cause this tree to weather is water getting inside the tree and freezing maybe, and my parents said that it could be some kind of fungi eating away at the tree, which could be why the bark is black.
3.The tree probably didn't use to have a crack in it a while ago, and it changed after it weathered and it ended up looking like this.

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I chose this photo because it demonstrates a  stream of water slowly eroding the rock and mud around it to form a drop off. I think that while the water was moving downhill, over time it cut into the rock carving it and making it look like a mini grand canyon.

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Erosion and Weathering - Noel Parmenter 

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Erosion and Weathering - Noel Parmenter 

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There is now a large crack in my driveway which looked like it had been eroded by water and ice.

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I chose this picture because it shows how water eroded the dirt. The land was originally flat but after a big rain storm water collected in the area and eroded the dirt. The rain eroded the land and caused a hole to create.

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I chose this picture because it shows evidence of erosion. The ditches in the grass were caused by animals and people moving over them, and another force that caused the land to erode was wind/weathering carrying away the grass and dirt.

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Kira Abdelsayed      Weathering + Erosion  

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Kira Abdelsayed      Weathering + Erosion  

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I chose this picture because the first thing I thought of was water erosion. I think this granite had been paved on and then it came off. Then it probably rained and it froze. Then it the water expanded and cracked the rock open. This also could have been roughed up by wind erosion!

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I chose this picture because the rock is flat, so it must have been weathered. It was probably weathered by precipitation. Precipitation has worn down the top of the rock to be a flat surface. Wind has also contributed to the weathering.

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I chose this rock in my backyard because I remember when it split in half, and I thought that water seeped into the rock, froze, expanded, and cracked the rock. Now the plant life surrounding the rock has adjusted and adapted to the rock's new position and fissure. I believe I even saw a snake hole between the rocks!

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I chose this picture because I have a tree like this in my back yard water ran over the dirt then the roots made cracks in the drive way 🏡

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I choose this photo because the bump in the road has many crevices that were eroded by water, ice, and temperature change. Water seeps into the cracks. Then, the temperature change would either melt or freeze the water. If it freezes, the crack will expand which then expands the road, making it deeper and wider. Also, humans can cause this kind of bump in the road because they will keep riding over it with their cars. In doing so, the bump will not be able to recover. THE END! For more information, please visit Miss. Fine the science teacher. :) :D :O :/ :~)

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I chose this picture because as you can see in the picture above, it has been eroded to such a point were today it is slowly crumbling apart and there is barley anything to stand on. There are two main factors. One is the climate/weather because as it has rained and snowed, it has decayed the stump. Another is insects, some of which are beetles, ants, and flies. They probably have been helping by either eating the stump or breaking it down. After many years of use by me, my sister, and insects along with the weather, you can see that the stump has been through erosion. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯