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The process of thick sediment layers to "accumulate" along the "boundaries of continental and oceanic plates" is called Subduction.
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- During a marine transgression, sea level raises high compared to land level resulting in floods. These are triggered during climate changes, ice-age, isostatic movements.
- Subduction occurs at the tectonic plates where one plate is moves under another forcing to sink into Earth’s mantle due to the gravitational force.
- The plates are continental and oceanic in the zone of lithosphere. The rate of subduction is usually seven to 8 centimetres per year.
- Marine regressions are opposite to transgressions where sea levels fall compared to land levels.
- Glaciation is the interval of time within an ice-age. The current glacier period is of Holocene.
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Answer:
Freshwater, Ocean Water, and Terrestrial.
Explanation:
These are the broadest 'three types of ecosystems' that come to mind.
<span>the most abundant type of rocks on earth are classified as - </span>a. igneous
