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Erosion changes Earth's surface by moving and depositing weathered materials.

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Erosion changes the earth's surface by providing a different landscape that reacts to natural occurrences. For example, as a river erodes the land below it, it becomes deeper and creates a river bank. If the river dries, this land would not return to its original state. Earth's surface is also susceptible to erosion by wind and glaciers.

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Erosion will eventually change a rock's shape completely. Take the Grand Canyon for instance. Now if you're thinking it will eventually destroy the continents, erosion takes hundreds to thousands of years, so don't worry.

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water erosion can affect earths surface by, making rivers wider. it can also make steep cliff sides it can also chip off a part of a rock

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by the pressure forcing down on the lanfill and that causes erosion to the soil

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