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Classified by texture and composition

Often contains fossils

May react with acid

Often has layers, flat or curved

Usually composed of pieces cemented or pressed together

Has great color variety

Particle size may be the same or vary

Usually has pores between pieces

May have cross-bedding, mud cracks, worm burrows, raindrop impressions

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