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Deposition   After the sand grains have formed as a result of weathering and transportated they are deposited and accumulate.  
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Erosion   removal of loose rocks. This can be caused by gravity, turning or moving water, glacial ice, wind and living organisms.  
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Dune   a mound, hill, or ridge windblown sand.  
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Plateau   a nearly level area that has been uplifted.  
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Frost or ice wedging   water seeps into cracks in the rock and freezes the rock is wedged or broken apart.  
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Abrasion   rock particles are moved by other rocks or by wind,water,and glacial ice.The abrasion is just like sand paper scrapping the rocks and disloging (breaking off) small particles of rock.  
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Sheeting   this happens when overlyng rocks rocks erode and this releases th pressure on the rocks below . It breaks the rocks below and peels off like an onion.  
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Living organisms   roots exert pressure on the rocks and they search for minerals and water. The roots wedge apart the rocks. Burrowing organisms and human contruction all blast apart rocks.  
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