Weathered debris is a result of

A.) frost wedging

B.) oxidation

C.) rainfall

D.) wind erosion

An ephemeral stream gets most of its water from

a oceans

b other streams

c rain

d floods

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2 March, 23:42

Weathered debris is a result of

A.) frost wedging

B.) oxidation

C.) rainfall

D.) wind erosion

An ephemeral stream gets most of its water from

a oceans

b other streams

c rain

d floods

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Anna Fritz · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices for the first question is option D. Weathered debris is a result of wind erosion. For the second option, the correct answer would be option C. An ephemeral stream gets most of its water from rain. An ephemeral waterbody is a wetland, spring, stream, river, pond or lake that only exists for a short period following precipitation or snowmelt.

Weathered debris is a result ofA.) frost wedgingB.) oxidationC.) rainfallD.) wind erosionAn ephemeral stream gets most of its water froma oceansb other streamsc raind floods

Weathered debris is a result of

A.) frost wedging

B.) oxidation

C.) rainfall

D.) wind erosion

An ephemeral stream gets most of its water from

a oceans

b other streams

c rain

d floods