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<span>Lithogenous sediments are formed due to the weathering(wind, rain, freezing) process.This sediments consists consists of small particles of oceanic volcanoes and weathered particles as a result of ionic bond between the metals and silicate ions while b</span>iogenous sediments as the name suggests is as a result of insoluble remnants of past life such as both, teeth and shells.The main types of biogenous sediments are Calcareous (calcium carbonate) and <span>siliceous(silica).</span>

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