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Attrition and Abrasion.
| Attrition | Abrasion |
| (i) Attrition is the process of erosion in which rocks and pebbles bump into each other. | (i) Abrasion is the process of erosion which involves scratching and polishing of the surface of bedrock. |
| (ii) In attrition, the rocks and pebbles break up into smaller fragments. | (ii) In abrasion, the rock particles rub against and wear away the surface. |
| (iii) The eroded bedrock on surface have a smooth side. | (iii) The pebbles or rocks become smooth and rounded. |
| (iv) Attrition relates to the material that moves. | (iv) Abrasion affects the surface along which the material moves. |
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