The most characteristic feature of clastic sedimentary rocks is "stratification".
<u>Answer:</u> Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
"Stratification" is an essential characteristic of the sedimentary rocks take place in an igneous rock produced at the surface of the Earth naturally due to volcanic fragmental deposits and flows of lava. It defines the pattern in which sediment layers are layered over each other and may occur on a scale of hundreds of meters, even down to sub-millimeter.
It also results from variations in texture or composition during deposition. Delays in deposition may also permit for variations to the older deposits before coverage given by new sediments. This mechanism in sedimentary rocks change in both, the degree of prominence and in structure details.
The burn can be classified as the partial-thickness second degree burn.
The symptoms of the second degree burns are sensitive wound base, painful blisters, the surface may be blanched on applying pressure, erythematous or fibrinous exudate is present.
In the given case, the person burns the hand with scalding water. The symptoms of the burn shows red area, pain, and blisters. These are the symptoms of the partial thickness second degree burn, which affects the epidermis and dermis.
The density of water is approximately 1.0g/mL
6.7g * 1 mL/ 1g = 6.7 mL
The leaf needs the sun to grow and gain energy. the insect then eats the leaf and gets its nutrition and energy.
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