2.2 Flashcards

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1
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When sand grains are compacted, compressed, and cemented together to form a new rock.

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Sandstone

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Mineral Fragments

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Sediment

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A rock that forms when a natural cement binds rock and mineral fragments together.

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Sedimentary Rock

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Layers of the sedimentary rock.

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Strata

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5
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Rock or mineral fragments

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Clasts

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6
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When clasts are cemented together.

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Clastic Sedimntary Rock

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When minerals crystallize out of a solution to become rock.

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Chemical Sedimentary Rock

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A rock that forms from the remains of plants and animals.

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Organic Sedimentary Rock

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The remains of plants and animals

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Fossils

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10
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Skeletons of tiny organisms

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Coral

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11
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Huge colonies where coral live

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Reefs

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12
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Animal remains that are cemented together.

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Fossiliferous Limestone

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13
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When partially decomposed plant material is buried

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Coal

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14
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The process of which sedimentary rock is arranged in layers

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Stratification

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Marks that record the motion of wind and water waves.

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Ripple Marks

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Fine-grained sediments at the bottom of a shallow body of water are exposed to the air and dry out.

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Mud Cracks