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Biology, 08.02.2021 16:30 lizzy6629

Where do the thickest deposits of terrigenous sediment typically form? A. deep-ocean trenches, such as the Mariana Trench
B. mid-ocean ridges
C. abyssal plains
D. continental margins near the mouths of rivers

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