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Weathing/Fossils

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Definition
Weathering   Breakdown of rocks  
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Mechanical   Physically breaking rocks  
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Ice Wedging   Water freezes and cracks rocks  
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Pressure Release   Exfoliation; rocks come off in layers  
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Plant Roots   Plant roots crack rocks  
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Abrasion   Rocks wear down from water and waves  
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Chemical   Rocks breakdown chemically  
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Acid Rain   Causes weathering by dissolving minerals in rocks  
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Rust   Iron minerals in the rocks mix with water and oxygen to form rust  
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Three Factors   Surface area, rock composition, and climate  
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Erosion   Weathered rock particles are moved  
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Fossils   Traces, remains, or evidence of living things  
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Sedimentary Rocks   Where most fossils are found  
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Mold Fossil   A layer of sediment covers the organism; impression  
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Cast Fossil   When a mold is filled in; makes a copy  
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Trace   Footprints, burrows, feces, etc.  
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Amber   Fossilized tree sap  
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Scientists   Can make predictions about the ecosystem based on fossils  
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