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Erosion by Wind

Where does wind erosion occur? Places where there is little vegetation (plants, trees, grass) Places where there is little water (moisture makes the soil heavier harder to move) Ex. Beach and desert

How does wind move sand? Wind causes the sand to jump and bounce. This is called saltation. Grains of sand only rise above the surface ~1 m even in the strongest wind.

Effects of Wind Erosion Deflation: wind removes topsoil, lowers the land and leaves rock fragments that are too large to be lifted. Common in deserts. Example: Dust Bowl Abrasion: rocks get worn down and smoothed mostly by blowing sand.

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True or False Saltation is the jumping and bouncing movement of sand. Deflation is when rocks get worn down and smoothed mostly by blowing sand. Sand that is deposited by wind forms dunes. Wind erosion generally occurs where there is a lot of vegetation and a lot of water.