Prograding D Elta Deposits Differ from Turbidity Current Deposits Because

question 15

Multiple Choice

Prograding d elta deposits differ from turbidity current deposits because ____.

• A) delta deposits coarsen upwards, with fine sediments on bottom and coarse sediments on top
• B) turbidity current deposits coarsen upwards, with fine sediments on bottom and coarse sediments on top
• C) delta deposits fine upwards, with coarse sediments on bottom and fine sediments on top
• D) deltas are not subject to marine processes
• E) turbidity currents are not subject to marine processes

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