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21 February, 11:19

How sedimentary rock layers settle in a rock layer overtime?

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    When sedimentary rock go to the bottom of a seafloor it sticks together over time and turns into metamorphic rock. Then metamorphic rock melts and when it cools down it turns into igneous rock. This process happen over and over and its called rock cycle.
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