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Why have erosion and deposition increased in both of the prairie ecoregions ?
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Why have erosion and deposition increased in both of the prairie ecoregions ?

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Because the area of the prairie ecoregions is covered by the fragments of rocks and soil

This small fragments could be moved by wind , water, or even gravity that will lead to soils erosion and deposition.
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