Made of weathered rock and humus Rift valleys and ridges Coal, oil, and natural gas Mountains, trenches, volcanoes, volcanic island arcs Breaking down of rock Intense heat and pressure Solar Geothermal Wind Hydroelectric Removing vegetation or Deforestation Fossils and layers Cooling from magma or lava Conserving air Weathering Erosion Compaction Cementation Fossils Plates slide past each other Plates colliding The layer cooler than the mantle Plates moving apart Make up rocks Earthquakes and faults Alluvial fan Delta Sand dunes Conserving water Layer with the greatest pressure and density Solid layer made of iron and nickel Transport of weathered material Made of weathered rock and humus Rift valleys and ridges Coal, oil, and natural gas Mountains, trenches, volcanoes, volcanic island arcs Breaking down of rock Intense heat and pressure Solar Geothermal Wind Hydroelectric Removing vegetation or Deforestation Fossils and layers Cooling from magma or lava Conserving air Weathering Erosion Compaction Cementation Fossils Plates slide past each other Plates colliding The layer cooler than the mantle Plates moving apart Make up rocks Earthquakes and faults Alluvial fan Delta Sand dunes Conserving water Layer with the greatest pressure and density Solid layer made of iron and nickel Transport of weathered material
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Made of weathered rock and humus
Rift valleys and ridges
Coal, oil, and natural gas
Mountains, trenches, volcanoes,
volcanic island arcs
Breaking down of rock
Intense heat and pressure
Solar
Geothermal
Wind
Hydroelectric
Removing vegetation
or Deforestation
Fossils and layers
Cooling from magma or lava
Conserving air
Weathering
Erosion
Compaction
Cementation
Fossils
Plates slide past each other
Plates colliding
The layer cooler than the mantle
Plates moving apart
Make up rocks
Earthquakes and faults
Alluvial fan
Delta
Sand dunes
Conserving water
Layer with the greatest pressure and density
Solid layer made of iron and nickel
Transport of weathered material