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Erosion piles up in low places to form: soil and sand lava and soil magma and silt sand and lava
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Erosion piles up in low places to form:
soil and sand
lava and soil
magma and silt
sand and lava
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Soil and sand
Erosion is the movement of sand or sand particles caused by the fires of the wind
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soil and sand
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