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A tree growing on a cliff is slowly growing its roots into the rocks and causing it to crack. What is this an example of? Why? (28 Points)
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A tree growing on a cliff is slowly growing its roots into the rocks and causing it to crack. What is this an example of? Why?

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because the tree is merged into the cliff, so its because of erosion

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