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How is erosion different from deposition
Erosion is the moving of sediments deposition is depositing the sediment in an area
Which of the following is NOT a sedimentary structure Ripple marks Magma emplacement Mud cracks or Cross beds
Magma emplacements or Batholith are not sedimentary structures.
Is when original grain sizes are obliterated so grains become uniform and larger
Recrystallization
Which type of rock forms deepest inside Earth
Igneous
Continental deposit of gravel and sand
Alluvial fan
What depositional environments is coal formed in
A swamp
During what time period were most coal deposits laid down
During the Carboniferous Period
What does gneiss form into
There is no grade of metamorphism beyond gneiss. Higher grades of metamorphism mean higher temperature and pressure. Beyond the conditions that form gneiss, temperatures are high enough to melt rock, at which point the resulting rock will be igneous rather than metamorphic.
Is the following is an intrusive igneous body Pyroclast Lava Flow Lahar Batholith
Batholith is an intrusive igneous body.
What is an important characteristic of an index fossil apex
It must have lived for a short geologic period of time.
What is the terms listed below are sediment transporting agents except
Stratification
Which factor prevents us from finding precambrian fossils
most rocks from that era are deeply burried
What caused disappearance of land bridges
Shrinking of the polar ice caps
Which of the following is not a metamorphic agent
Force of Hurricane winds
Glacial meltwater
Sediment composition in a clastic rock is determined by all of the following EXCEPT
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