conglomerate - a coarse-grained rock containing pebbles or larger particles, often formed by rapid high-energy transport and deposition in settings such as channels of high-energy rivers sandstone - a medium-grained rock containing grains of sand often dominated by quartz, and formed by transport and deposition in moderate energy settings such as sand bars in rivers, sand dunes, or sandy beaches or sand bars in coastal areas shale - a fine-grained rock contining mostly clay minerals (very small, soft silicate minerals with a sheet-like structure), generally transported and deposited in low-energy settings such as floodplains, lakes, lagoons and deeper ocean settings.
(rock; containing; pebbles or larger particles, often formed by rapid high-energy transport and deposition in settings such as channels of high-energy rivers sandstone) (a coarse-grained rock containing pebbles or larger particles; formed; by rapid high-energy transport and deposition; L:in settings such as channels of high-energy rivers sandstone; T:often) (a fine-grained rock; contining mostly; clay minerals (very small, soft silicate minerals with a sheet-like structure), generally transported and deposited in low-energy settings such as floodplains, lakes, lagoons and deeper ocean settings) (a medium-grained rock; containing; grains of sand often dominated by quartz) (clay minerals; generally transported; ) (grains of sand; dominated; by quartz; T:often) (a medium-grained rock containing grains of sand; formed; by transport and deposition in moderate energy settings such as sand bars in rivers, sand dunes, or sandy beaches or sand bars in coastal areas)
rock a coarse-grained rock containing pebbles or larger particles a fine-grained rock a medium-grained rock clay minerals grains of sand a medium-grained rock containing grains of sand
containing formed contining mostly containing generally transported dominated formed
pebbles or larger particles, often formed by rapid high-energy transport and deposition in settings such as channels of high-energy rivers sandstone
by rapid high-energy transport and deposition L:in settings such as channels of high-energy rivers sandstone T:often
clay minerals (very small, soft silicate minerals with a sheet-like structure), generally transported and deposited in low-energy settings such as floodplains, lakes, lagoons and deeper ocean settings
grains of sand often dominated by quartz
by quartz T:often
by transport and deposition in moderate energy settings such as sand bars in rivers, sand dunes, or sandy beaches or sand bars in coastal areas