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Soil formation occurs in a relatively short amount of time since animals frequently cause the breakdown of rocks. True False
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Soil formation occurs in a relatively short amount of time since animals frequently cause the breakdown of rocks.
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False is your answer as there are other factors for the breakdown of rock and there would have to be a lot of heavy animals constantly walking on the rock.
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YOUR ANSWER WOULD BE (FALSE)
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