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Sedimentary layers are conspicuous by the neighbors they keep.

There are two types of sedimentary layers; those that have formed and those that are today forming.

Over time they are compressed and thereby preserved.

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it erodes and gets carried away then it gets deposited and then it goes back through the rock cycle

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