Can a good geologist ever find a material that is somewhere between sedimentary rock and sediment, loose stuff somewhat stuck together but not really hard?
a. no, because sediment and sedimentary rock were formed when the earthformed, and intermediates cannot be formed.
b. yes, because sediment is changed to sedimentary rock by people with glue guns, and intermediates exist.
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