Besides weathering and erosion, what other forces shape the earth’s features?

A. osmosis and inflasion

B. exfoliation and foliation

C. cementation and melting

D. composition and texture

Besides weathering and erosion, what other forces shape the Earths features? A. osmosis and inflasion B. exfoliation and foliation C. cementation and melting D. composition and texture

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