Sedimentary Rocks

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Published 2013-01-20

In this video, we explore sedimentary rocks, including an examination of how they form and the physical characteristics that they display, including layering, fossils, and compacted and cemented sediments.

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@BioTechEntertainment 5 years ago

Learned more in this 8 minute video than my professor giving a hour and a half lecture
@yxmordarbert 10 years ago

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@pacificnorthwestgirl2725 3 years ago

This was very helpful for my daughters 6th grade homeschool lesson on rocks, I've found your three rock videos very useful. Thank you!
@basselhamada4831 7 months ago

I spent my whole semester learning about rocks but still can't understand. Thanks for these video and last videos about types of rocks. I really appreciate how you explain all the details in simple words, sir!
@gargidas1011 5 years ago

Chalk(F), Siltstone(F,M), limestone(F,M,C),Tillite(C), Conglomerate(C),are also included within the sedimentary rocks.F=Fine,M=Medium,C=coarse.
@mailianharris5674 2 years ago

This lecture teaches you 25% of geography and I have never heard a beautiful lecture like that in my life
@NoFeeRE 6 years ago

The simplest and most informative video on sedimentary rock formation I have ever seen. This teacher is the most amazing orator I have ever heard. Thank you!
@michellegirsang9266 4 years ago

I spent my whole semester learning about this but still cant understand. thanks for this video from your channel, i really appreciate how you explain all the details in simple word sir!!!
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@FarroMF 6 years ago

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@lvteachme973 6 years ago

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@mayaoccomy8916 4 years ago

You’re wayyy better than my science teacher. Wish I had you instead of him because I willingly took notes on this even though I wasn’t told to do so. (We’re studying sedimentary rocks right now)
@brucemujeyi1121 7 years ago

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@hareemzafar1216 5 years ago

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@medicineman1202 8 years ago

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