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Firstly you must know that a conglomerate is a sedimentary rock.

Only a sedimentary rock could have shells in it, and only limestone. Other rocks contain fossils like shells but only limestone can form them as the impression is filled by calcite, which collectively forms limestone.

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Q: What type of rock would most likely have seashells in it a sedimentary rock a igneous rock a conglomerate rock or a metamorphic rock?
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