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Chemistry, 19.01.2021 20:20, annamcveigh50

How do streams relate to erosion? Streams can produce water erosion to break apart rocks.
Streams can produce wind erosion to break apart rocks.
Streams relocate all rocks to the bottom.
Streams relocate all rocks into the oceans.

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