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Mushroom rocks are: Group of answer choices A formed by grains of sand blown across the rocks' surfaces. B rocks with many mushrooms growing around them. C formed by wind a…

Mushroom rocks are: Group of answer choices A formed by grains of sand blown across the rocks' surfaces. B rocks with many mushrooms growing around them. C formed by wind a…
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Mushroom rocks are:

Group of answer choices

A formed by grains of sand blown across the rocks' surfaces.

B rocks with many mushrooms growing around them.

C formed by wind and water erosion.

D All of the above.

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User Behzad M Salehi
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I believe the answer is C, and not D because B is incorrect. The water and wind erosion smoothen the rock creating a mushroom shape.
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