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The word ending -rrhexis from Gr. rhexis, breaking, means a bursting, a rupture, a breaking. [amniorrhexis, lit. amniotic (membrane) bursting, anarrhexis, lit. breaking again, hepatorrhexis, lit. liver rupture, rhexis, lit. bursting or rupture condition] [] (rel. to rhagadi-, -rrhag-, rhegma-) Here's a mnemonic to remember its meaning: rhex-, -rrhexis You're Sid from the movie Toy Story and you're watching the slow motion film of a Tryannosaurus Rex (rhex-, -rrhexis) as it's beginning to fracture, then rupture, and finally burst apart. It's cool to watch what a cherry bomb will do to a plastic toy.
force is often strong enough to split the rock. This process, called root wedging, is a kind of physical weathering (Figure 11.7). However, roots also produce enzymes that attack rock minerals. So root wedging is really a combination of physical and chemical weathering. Rockfalls Falling rock can break into very small pieces when it hits the ground. The graphic below shows an example of rocks (and trees!) affected by falling rock. Rockfalls can occur when a big chunk of rock is split off of a large landform by frost wedging or root wedging. Rockfalls speed up the weathering process by quickly