Social Sciences, asked by spoorthi2006, 1 month ago

© Signs of ashes bave been obtained in the caves
of________​

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Answered by VaibhavDesai
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In soil erosion, the soil is carried away from by the wind or water from the top layer of the ground. Soil formation is making soil. It can be by the deposition of the soil from water or wind. It can be by cracking rocks continuously

Answered by gugloopriya
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Kurnool

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