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Wind can carry dust, sand, and soil for many kilometers. Particles in the air are deposited when the wind speed drops.

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Erosion is the movement of weathered particles from one location to another location by the agents of erosion: wind, water, ice, and gravity. The following are some examples of erosion:

  • wind carrying small sediment particles as in a desert sandstorm
  • streams and rivers carrying sediment loads as seen in the muddy Mississippi River
  • glaciers plucking and carrying rocks as evidenced by glacial erratics and soils found in the Midwest
  • landslides
  • headward erosion as seen in the Grand Canyon and Niagra Falls
  • tsunamis scouring inland surfaces
  • floods, which transport great amounts of rock and soil
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Where the ocean and land meet is a constant erosion.

The beach!

My answer: The Grand Canyon is a good example. It used to have a river in it, and over a long period of time erosion and deposition combined to form it :)

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examples of wind erosion are abrasion and deflation

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