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  • What's a Group of Rocks Protruding from Soil Called? (Geology Terms)
    There isn't one specific word for a group of rocks sticking out of soil. Here are a few options depending on the context:

    * Outcrop: This is a common term for a visible part of a rock formation that is exposed at the surface of the earth. This would be a good choice if the rocks are part of a larger rock formation.

    * Rock pile: This is a more general term that could be used for any collection of rocks.

    * Rockery: This term is usually used for a garden feature that has rocks arranged in a specific way.

    * Boulder field: This term is used for a large area covered with boulders.

    * Scree: This term is used for a slope covered with loose rocks and debris.

    The best word to use will depend on the specific characteristics of the group of rocks.

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