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The 10 pages that link to Abrasion (geology), each with the reason it gives.

• Sediment transportRelated: Transporting grains can erode bedrock and other grains as they travel.

• Differential erosionRelated: Abrasion preferentially removes less resistant surfaces where sediment-laden water, wind, or ice acts.

• Aeolian processesRelated: Windblown sand sculpts exposed rock through repeated impacts.

• River incisionRelated: Sediment impacts grind and chip the bed as the river carries its load.

• Fluvial processesRelated: River-borne sediment scours channel surfaces as it travels.

• Sea caveRelated: Wave-borne sand and stones grind cave walls and enlarge openings.

• Wave-cut platformRelated: Wave-thrown sediment grinds the cliff base and platform surface.

• Fluvial erosionRelated: Sediment dragged along a channel scrapes and grinds its bed and banks.

• Bedrock riverRelated: Bedload acts as a tool that scours exposed rock in the channel.

• Cliffed coastRelated: Wave-borne sand and stones grind against the cliff base.