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How can waves break apart rock?
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How can waves break apart rock?

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Water can erode rocks. This is particularly true if it moves down a steeply inclined area and there is a lot of it. Also consider ocean waves that break ashore. It can also get into cracks and crevices in rock and freeze, forcing the rock to crack apart.



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the waves can erode the rocks over time

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