New Text book of Geology Designed for Schools And Academies
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Means of degradation. The principal means of degrada- tion are the following: 1. Erosion by moving waters, either those of the sea or land (pages 90, 107); 2. Erosion by ice, either that of glaciers, icebergs, or ordinary snow and ice FORMATION OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. 123 (page 120); 3. Pressure of the water descending into fissures; 4. Forming of substances, for example oxide of iron, in cracks, this tending to open and deepen the cracks ; 5. Growth of rootlets, roots, and trunks of trees, in cr...evices, resulting in opening and tearing apart rocks, and often producing exten- sive destruction of rocks, especially when they are jointed ; 6. Freezing of water in fissures (pa. Ge 115); 7. Chemical decomposition of one or more of the ingredients of a rock, in the course of which process the rock becomes crumbled or reduced to earth ; 8. Kemoval by solution, as of limestones by carbonated waters ; 9. Undermining of rocks by any method ; 10. Expansion and contraction by heat (page 128. ) 3. Formation of deposits The principal methods by which deposits have been formed are the following : 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Means of degradation. The principal means of degrada- tion are the following: 1. Erosion by moving waters, either those of the sea or land (pages 90, 107); 2. Erosion by ice, either that of glaciers, icebergs, or ordinary snow and ice FORMATION OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. 123 (page 120); 3. Pressure of the water descending into fissures; 4. Forming of substances, for example oxide of iron, in cracks, this tending to open and deepen the cracks ; 5. Growth of rootlets, roots, and trunks of trees, in cr...evices, resulting in opening and tearing apart rocks, and often producing exten- sive destruction of rocks, especially when they are jointed ; 6. Freezing of water in fissures (pa. Ge 115); 7. Chemical decomposition of one or more of the ingredients of a rock, in the course of which process the rock becomes crumbled or reduced to earth ; 8. Kemoval by solution, as of limestones by carbonated waters ; 9. Undermining of rocks by any method ; 10. Expansion and contraction by heat (page 128. ) 3. Formation of deposits The principal methods by which deposits have been formed are the following : 1.
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