Biology, 16.04.2021 20:10 kaelyynn752

Which statement best describes sediments deposited by glaciers and rivers?
1) Glacial deposits and river deposits are both sorted.
2) Glacial deposits are sorted, and river deposits are
unsorted.
3) Glacial deposits are unsorted, and river deposits are
sorted.
4) Glacial deposits and river deposits are both unsorted.

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Which statement best describes sediments deposited by glaciers and rivers?
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