WorksheetsSediments review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Deposit of soft mud, contains at least 30% skeletal remains of once living organisms
Ooze
Pelagic
Nodule
Terrigenous
Solid mass of hydrogenous sediment (manganese, ferromanganese, and phosphorite)
Neritic
Microtektite
Nodule
Diatom
Most abundant single-celled phytoplankton
Flagella
Diatom
Nodule
Biogenous
The study of the ocean's past
Oceanography
Palecartography
Palegeography
Paleoceanography
Sediments from outer space
Cosmogenous
Cosmetologist
Neritic
Benthos
Sediments originating from land
Benthic
Pelagic
Terrigenous
Cosmogenous
Sediments found closer to shore and made of terrigenous material
Neritic
Pelagic
Sediments of the open ocean (slope, rise, and deep ocean floor)
pelagic
neritic
Particles of glass and a component of cosmogenous sediment
Microtektites
Oolite
Ooze
Mineral
Sediment formed from precipitation of seawater
Comogenous
Biogenous
Hydrogenous
Sediment formed from once living organisms
Cosmogenous
Biogenous
Hydrogenous
Hydrogenous material formed around shell fragments or other small particles
oolite
ooze
nodule
Particles of organic or inorganic matter
sediment
not sediment
The process by which a sediment turns into sedimentary rock
Lithification
Sedimentation
Benthification
Hydrogenation
