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wind erosion
can scatter dust or volcanis ash over thousands of kilometers
deflation
wind removes small particles of loose sediment, leaving behind heavier materials.
abrasion
blowing sand grains against rocks wearing them down and pitting them
sandstorms
occurs when strong winds blow in deserts, beaches, or dry riverbeds,
wind erosion
can scatter dust or volcanic ash over thousands of kilometers
deflation
wind removes small particles of loose sediment, leaving behind heavier materials
abrasion
a sandstorm blowing sand grains against rocks wearing them down and pitting them
sand storms
an airborne sand cloud
windbreaks
rows of trees which can slow down wind reducing erosion they also trap snow to increase moisture.
roots
fibrous root system plants such as grasses help anchor soil particles
deposition by wind
airborne particles eventually returning to earth
loess
fine grained sediment
dune
mound of sediments drifted by the wind