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Science Terms

Topsoil The uppermost layer of soil Top Soil

The layer of soil just below the uppermost layer of soil Subsoil The layer of soil just below the uppermost layer of soil Subsoil

Unweathered rock that lies below the lowest layer of soil Bedrock Unweathered rock that lies below the lowest layer of soil Bedrock

The preserved remains of a plant or animal that lived long ago Fossil The preserved remains of a plant or animal that lived long ago Bedrock

A large mass of deposited sediment at the mouth of a river Delta A large mass of deposited sediment at the mouth of a river

Weathering The slow breaking apart or wearing away of rock into smaller pieces

The movement of weathered rock material from on place to another Erosion The movement of weathered rock material from on place to another

Wind moving sand from a dune Question What is an example of erosion? Wind moving sand from a dune

Large rocks wearing down Question What is an example of weathering? Large rocks wearing down

How are weathering and erosion related to one another? Question How are weathering and erosion related to one another?