Understanding Main Ideas 1. What erosional agent accounts for most of the erosion on Earth's surface? a. water C. glaciers b. wind d. living things

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Understanding Main Ideas

1. What erosional agent accounts for most of the
erosion on Earth's surface?
a. water
C. glaciers
b. wind
d. living things

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