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To: decimon
"No one had ever thought that wind could be this effective," said Kapp, a UA associate professor of geosciences. "You won't read in a textbook that wind is a major process in terms of breaking down rock material."

That's odd. I learned as a child that wind erosion was a major factor in shaping rocks and land topography.

12 posted on 03/28/2011 8:28:16 PM PDT by BBell
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That's odd. I learned as a child that wind erosion was a major factor in shaping rocks and land topography.

I guess my 1950s college geology professors were far ahead of their time. I learned about the tremendous erosional power of wind back then, in the "olden days."

18 posted on 03/29/2011 7:38:34 PM PDT by Bernard Marx
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