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Chemistry, 04.04.2021 20:10, toddjordan1928

1. Identify the name of the sedimentary rock: 2. Identify the total possible range of particle diameters, in centimeters, for a particle to be
classified as a pebble.
3. Describe the evidence from the photograph that supports the inference that the particles in this
rock were most likely transported by running water.

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