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How does time affect soil
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How does time affect soil
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the soil could no longer have minreals and nutrious things in it.People or animals could run over the dirt .wind or rain could move the soil.Animals or plants could leave there skeltons in the soil producing fossils.
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Over time there can be dead animals and leaves or other things that could have been decomposed into that soil.
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