Multiple Choice
Conglomerate is common, but sedimentary breccia is not. Why?
A) The gravel becomes rounded very quickly during transport.
B) The gravel is so easily consolidated.
C) The conglomerate is formed in place and does not have to be transported for long distances.
D) The sedimentary breccia is composed of rare rock types.
E) Conglomerate is weathered by water, but sedimentary breccia is weathered by wind.
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