The breaking down of rocks, soil and minerals as well as artificial materials through contact with the Earth's atmosphere, animals, plants and waters.

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The breaking down of rocks, soil and minerals as well as artificial materials through contact with the Earth's atmosphere, animals, plants and waters.

Mechanical Weathering - Running Water

Chemical Weathering - Rock Staining

Biological Weathering - Roots

Three Three Major Types Of Weathering MECHANICAL WEATHERING - Rocks are broken down into smaller pieces without changing their composition. CHEMICAL WEATHERING – Rocks break down as their minerals change in composition. BIOLOGICAL WEATHERING – Rocks that break down both physically and chemically as a direct result of Animals or Plants.

MECHANICAL Types of MECHANICAL Weathering ICE-FROST WEDGING Repeated Thermal Expansion -Contraction

MECHANICAL Types of MECHANICAL Weathering EXFOLIATION BIOLOGICAL INCURSION

MECHANICAL Types of MECHANICAL Weathering WIND ABRASION Arches National Park Natural Sand Blasting WATER ABRASION The Goosenecks S.P. Downcutting

MECHANICAL Types of MECHANICAL Weathering Biological - Fauna Biological-Flora

Chemical Types of Chemical Weathering Biological - Lichens Biological - Bacteria

Chemical Types of Chemical Weathering (Cu) Copper-Oxidation (Fe) Iron-Oxidation

Chemical Types of Chemical Weathering ACIDIFICATION Acid Rain CARBONATION

Tomorrow EROSION The processes that move sediments. DUSTSTORMSGLACIAL MORRAINES