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A scientist observes debris added to a landform from a melting glacier. This is evidence for which type of natural process? A: Physical weathering B: Chemical Weathering C: Erosion Or D: Deposition
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A scientist observes debris added to a landform from a melting glacier. This is evidence for which type of natural process?

A: Physical weathering
B: Chemical Weathering
C: Erosion
Or D: Deposition

User Grokify
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i would say deposition

User Zamber
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I think the answer is A. Physical weathering, because since a debris is added to the landform, it is physically happening.
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