How can biological weathering result in chemical erosion? A: roots loosen soil and break rocks B: plants transpire water vapor C: bacteria release acids and other agents that break down rock D: large herds

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How can biological weathering result in chemical erosion?

A: roots loosen soil and break rocks

B: plants transpire water vapor

C: bacteria release acids and other agents that break down rock

D: large herds trample rocks and break up soil

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C is the right answer (:

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Daniel Waechter answered Dec 24, 2021

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