Limestone
Coquina is an organic sedimentary rock composed primarily of cemented shells of marine organisms.
Bioclastic sedimentary rock--coquina.
Because it forms from animals that were once living which makes it an organic sediment. It can also be classified into the Detrital sedimentary rock category because it is compacted together.
Many rocks can contain fossil organisms. Generally speaking, sedimentary rocks are the rock type that contains the most fossil organisms. Coquina, a type of limestone, is formed nearly completely by the shells of marine organisms. And coal is a sedimentary rock composed of the remains of ancient swamp plants.
Siltstone is a sedimentary rock that formed in ancient marine environments. Shale was also formed this way and is a sedimentary rock.
Coquina is an organic sedimentary rock composed primarily of cemented shells of marine organisms.
Bioclastic sedimentary rock--coquina.
I believe it is Bioclastic sedimentary rock--coquina although it was formed by shells of marine organisms.
In the most basic of terms, yes.
Because it forms from animals that were once living which makes it an organic sediment. It can also be classified into the Detrital sedimentary rock category because it is compacted together.
Many rocks can contain fossil organisms. Generally speaking, sedimentary rocks are the rock type that contains the most fossil organisms. Coquina, a type of limestone, is formed nearly completely by the shells of marine organisms. And coal is a sedimentary rock composed of the remains of ancient swamp plants.
Siltstone is a sedimentary rock that formed in ancient marine environments. Shale was also formed this way and is a sedimentary rock.
Fossils are formed from the buried remains of marine organisms. These organisms are under a tremendous amount of pressure and, over time, they fossilize.
limestones are organic sedimentary rocks formed from the accumulation and deposition of the hard part(skeletal part) of marine organisms. They are surfacial rocks formed at low temperatures and pressures.
Rock which has formed under water and is now appearing on the surface in mountainous areas would exhibit characteristics of sedimentary rocks found in marine settings: strata, marine fossils, and cemented sediments of various sizes and chemistries. Ripple marks could also be present.
They form sedimentary rocks
Limestone started as the shells of marine animals. It started at the floor of the ocean and, layer-upon-layer, the shells became compressed and cemented together to form the sedimentary rock.