I think that is Mechanical Weathering- Mechanical weathering takes place when rocks are broken down without any change in the chemical nature of the rocks
It Think it is weathering the reason why is that water builds up in a under ground stream and as that water is hitting after about 100-500 years the rocks will erode and make it small!
Two types of weathering are chemical and mechanical, one example of chemical is or rock breaking down another using the chemical contents. One example of mechanical weathering is when I rock is changed by a force made from mechanics.
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The process that changes large pieces of rock to small pieces of rock is called chemical weathering.
weathering breaks down rock.
i think it is weathering that can break rock down
I think that is Mechanical Weathering- Mechanical weathering takes place when rocks are broken down without any change in the chemical nature of the rocks
The process that changes large pieces of rock to small pieces of rock is called chemical weathering.
The process of how a piece of rock becomes smaller, is called weathering.
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The process that changes large pieces of rock to smaller pieces of rock is the "Rock Cycle"
Large rocks become smaller rocks because of chemical weathering.
I think it is erosion and tectonic plates shifting.
Weathering from the wind/water/etc.
Actuallly its mechanical weathering.
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I think its snow.
Why Rocks get big then get smaller because of the chemical weathering
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The process that changes large pieces of rock to smaller pieces of rock is
not rock cycle weathering
big rocks become smaller rocks because of weathering
A Large rock turns into a small rock then goes back to a big rock
A Large rock turns into a small rock then goes back big rock
The reason rocks break down is because of THE ROCK CYCLE
it is the rock cycle and is when rocks brake down.
i think that water brakes big rocks down into smaller rocks
because of weathering
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The process when a bigger rock is turned into a smaller rock , is called chemical weathering.
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The Rocks Break Down Into Littler Rocks From Weathering.
weathering is the process of turning big rocks into small rocks.
the wether
Rock size is changed by erosion.
I think the process is Erosion.
the wether and seasens chaging
Rocks break down from erosion and the presure of the water
The process when a bigger rock is transformed into a smaller rock is called Chemical Weathering.
the process of witch big rocks turn into smaller rocks is earth quakes, water pressure, and gasses.
they change because of erosion
It changes into a smaller rock by the weathering.
It's the chemical weathering. >=^D
When a a bigger rock is turned into a smaller rock, the process is called weathering
The process when water brakes bigger rocks in to smaller rocks
It Think it is weathering the reason why is that water builds up in a under ground stream and as that water is hitting after about 100-500 years the rocks will erode and make it small!
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The process when a big rock turns into a little rock is because of chemical weathering.
larger pieces of rock break down because of weathering.
Big rocks go to small rocks because of Weathering.
The rocks break down into smaller rocks from mechanical and chemical weathering and .
I actually think it is chemical weathering.
correct!!
they break down into liwtlle peices into weatherig
bigger rocks can be weathered down into smaller rocks by water,air,chemicals, and climate.
liwtle???????
i think the water breaks bigger rocks into smaller rocks
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The process is weathering.
The process is called weathering.
Erosion
Big rocks break into smaller rocks by a process called weathering.
The process is Weathering
i think because it slames of other rocks.
The process changes large pieces of rock to smaller pieces of rock is weathering
weathering is the process of taking large rocks and eroding away weaker parts of the rock making smaller ones
Bigger rocks break down to smaller rocks by a process called weathering
Big rocks change to little rocks by a process called weathering
i think this process is called weathering
The process that changes large rocks in to smaller rocks is called Weather
The process that changes large pieces of rock to smaller pieces of rock is called weathering
the process is called weathering
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I think that it has to do with the tide and weathering
Big rocks break down to smaller rocks from the process call called weathering
weathering process
It is called weathering
and weathering
big rocks blow up in to small rocks called weathering
I think the process is called weathering.
Weathering
The proses is called weathering.
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Weathering
The process is called weathering
weathering
The procces is called weathering
Weathering makes a rock into smaller pieces. It weathers from oxygen and animals and plants.
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weathering
I think the process is from a volcano witch is weathering.
Eroson
It is called Weathering
To form big rocks to little rocks is called weathering
Weathering, And Waves, Grinding the bigger Rocks Against the Shore, Slowly Turning The Rocks into Small, Small Grains of Rock (Sand)
i think that the proses may be called weathering.
It is Weathering, which is when the weather tears away the rock little by little, and makes sand.
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This procsses is called weathering.
Forming big rocks to little rocks. It is called Weathering
the process of breaking big rocks into little rocks is called WEATHERING.
the proses is called weathering
The process is called weathering.
Two types of weathering are chemical and mechanical, one example of chemical is or rock breaking down another using the chemical contents. One example of mechanical weathering is when I rock is changed by a force made from mechanics.
ice weging and brakeing apart
and weathering
The process that changes large pieces of rock to small pieces of rock is called weathering.
Mechanical*
The rock cycle does this
Weathering
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