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Put in order Dead leaves fall onto the ground. Organisms such as earthworms mix decaying matter with sediment. Topsoil is formed. Leaves and dead roots decay and are broken down…

Put in order Dead leaves fall onto the ground. Organisms such as earthworms mix decaying matter with sediment. Topsoil is formed. Leaves and dead roots decay and are broken down…
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Put in order Dead leaves fall onto the ground. Organisms such as earthworms mix decaying matter with sediment. Topsoil is formed. Leaves and dead roots decay and are broken down. Bedrock is weathered into small pieces.

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Dead leaves fall to the ground, leaves and dead roots decay and are broken down, bedrock is weathered into small pieces, organisms mix decaying matter with sediment, topsoil is formed.
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