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continued to move even farther inland the ocean depth didn't really get any deeper because the land was so
id that was still above sea level was so far away that clastic sediment from erosion of the land didn't drift all
location. The climate then was tropical, and, instead, sediment built up from the shells of organisms living in
mentary rock would have formed here?
Answer

Yes, sedimentary rock would have formed in this location from the buildup of shells of organisms living in the tropical climate.

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In a tropical climate, there is an abundance of marine life that produces shells and other hard structures made of calcium carbonate. Over time, these shells...
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