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3 years ago

Which sedimentary rocks would you expect to have originally been deposited by fast-moving streams?

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rodikova [14]3 years ago

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Oolitic limestone

Gi'eywvacke

Mudstone

Conglomerate

Answer: CONGLOMERATE

Explanation: Conglomerate is a rock consisting of grave or pebbles embedded in a matrix. Conglomerates typically contain finer grained sediment, e.g., either sand, silt, clay or combination of them. It takes a strong water current to transport and produce a rounded shape on particles in conglomerate.

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