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The 80 pages that link to Erosion, each with the reason it gives.

• LandslideCompared with: Erosion usually removes material gradually, unlike a discrete landslide failure.

• WeatheringCompared with: Weathering alters rock in place; erosion carries loosened material away.

• CorrosionCompared with: Erosion is physical removal, though it can combine with corrosion as erosion-corrosion.

• Chemical weatheringCompared with: Weathering alters or breaks material in place; erosion moves it elsewhere.

• Tectonic upliftCompared with: Erosion lowers the land surface even while tectonic forces raise the underlying crust.

• LithificationCompared with: It moves sediment away rather than binding deposited grains into rock.

• Mass wastingCompared with: Erosion often transports material through a fluid, while mass wasting is defined by gravity-driven slope movement.

• LeachingCompared with: Erosion removes soil particles, whereas leaching transports substances dissolved in water.

• WearCompared with: Erosion may resemble wear but does not require two solid surfaces sliding against each other.

• Accommodation spaceCompared with: Erosion can eliminate deposits even where accommodation once existed.

• Mountain formationCompared with: Erosion lowers mountains and redistributes the material their formation raises.