It <span>would most likely be coarse gravel.</span>
The species arnt adapted to alot of water so it would kill off some species in that ecosystem
It's closeness im pretty sure
C. a delta. Because a delta is the only one of those choices to where it is formed at the mouth of a river
Answer:
Deep lake sediments are usually muddy.
Explanation:
Deep lake sediments compares to those deposited near the coast in that they are usually muddy compared to the ones located near the coast.
- They are muddy because they are fine grained sediments with a rich assortment of clay minerals.
- As you progress from coast to deeper waters, the sediments continues to fine inward.
