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Erosion is the process by which sediment and other materials are moved from one place to another.

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An example of erosion would be caves. Water has eaten away and taken sediments from it for thousands or even millions of years to create the structures in the cave.

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This is a good example of erosion in a cave because you can see the water at the bottom, a hole where it came in, and an open area with cool structures.

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Deposition is the process by which eroded material is just dropped.

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An example of deposition is Sand Dunes or Beaches. Wind, rain or ice took pieces of rock from bigger rock and drop them in places. And when there is a build up of these they become a sand dune. Beaches are formed the same way just waters picks up the pieces of rock and drops it off.

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This is a good example of deposition because is shows a sand dune and the wind blowing sand around it. There is deposition in this picture.

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Weathering is the process by which wind, ice, or rain beats away at a rock taking tiny pieces from it and moving it.

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An example of weathering is a river. It will pick up rocks and when they are dropped they will chip or break. After enough of this for a long time the rock will become smooth and round.

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This is a good example of weathering because it appears there used to be a body of water there because
A)There are many rocks in a bunch
B)These rocks are smooth and weathered.