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Geologic > Mechanical Weathering
The following information is about Mechanical Weathering.
Mechanical Weathering Defined
The mechanical break-up or disintegration of rock into smaller fragments.
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Off-site Mechanical Weathering Links, User Submitted
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Off-site Mechanical Weathering Research Links
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- News Meme > Mechanical Weathering
- Nuah: News > Mechanical Weathering
- The Feed Directory > Mechanical Weathering
- OBP > Mechanical Weathering
- Open Tag Directory > Mechanical Weathering
- Podzy > Mechanical Weathering
- Yahoo > Mechanical Weathering
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