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    The Disintegration and Dissolving of Surface and Subsurface Rock in Place
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The Disintegration and Dissolving of Surface and Subsurface Rock in Place

Question 53

Question 53

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The disintegration and dissolving of surface and subsurface rock in place is called


A) erosion.
B) mass movement.
C) landmass denudation.
D) weathering.
E) incision

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