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1 ILS REVIEW Just for you Period 2 ;)

2 Aim: Which forces move sediments?
Agents of Erosion Aim: Which forces move sediments?

3 Wind- carries small sediments

4 Water:Rivers- the faster it travels, the larger the particles it can move

5 Water:Ocean Waves- change shape of shorelines

6 Ice: Glaciers- large enough to move boulders and scrape ground

7 Gravity: Rock falls or landslides

8 Agents of Erosion also causing weathering at the same time!
Rocks hit against each other and break apart into even smaller pieces.- Abrasion

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