A) quartz sand
B) evaporites
C) siliceous oozes
D) tektites
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A) Erosion.
B) Dissolved organic material.
C) Dissolved nutrients.
D) Precipitation over the open ocean.
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A) no older than about 10,000 years old.
B) about 1 million years old.
C) rarely older than about 180 million years old.
D) not possible to determine.
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A) pelagic sediments.
B) abyssal sediments.
C) biogenous sediments.
D) neritic sediments.
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A) the size and settling rate of sediment grains.
B) the thickness of sediment layers.
C) the source material of the sediment.
D) the location on the sea floor where the sediment accumulates.
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A) the shallow waters around Alaska.
B) the waters around the tip of Africa.
C) the deep ocean floor in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
D) the waters near the Gulf Coast of North America.
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A) The sediments of the North Pacific are primarily composed of radiolarian deposits.
B) The sediments of the North Pacific are thicker than the sediments of the Atlantic.
C) The sediments of the deep North Pacific are mainly pelagic clays.
D) The sediments of the North Pacific are mostly calcareous oozes.
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A) terrigenous sediments
B) biogenous sediments
C) hydrogenous (or authigenic) sediments
D) cosmogenous sediments
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A) deep ocean floor mostly in the Atlantic Ocean.
B) continental shelf.
C) continental rise.
D) abyssal plains.
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A) homogeneous.
B) poorly sorted.
C) well-sorted.
D) eroding sediments.
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A) are subducted into the mantle at a deep trench.
B) are converted into solid rock.
C) slip into the center of the mid-ocean ridges and become new seafloor.
D) are uplifted to form the edges of continents.
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A) terrigenous sediments
B) biogenous sediments
C) hydrogenous (or authigenic) sediments
D) cosmogenous sediments.
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