Limestone containing fossilized remains of reef corals and other marine organism

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Limestone containing fossilized remains of reef corals and other marine organisms indicate disposition in condition of:
A. Highly acidic waters B. Waters containing high levels of siliciclastic sediment C. Shallow marine waters containing very little terrestrial sediment D. Cold, deep oceanic waters E. Occasional turdiby current flows
I think it's C, is this correct? Limestone containing fossilized remains of reef corals and other marine organisms indicate disposition in condition of:
A. Highly acidic waters B. Waters containing high levels of siliciclastic sediment C. Shallow marine waters containing very little terrestrial sediment D. Cold, deep oceanic waters E. Occasional turdiby current flows
I think it's C, is this correct?
A. Highly acidic waters B. Waters containing high levels of siliciclastic sediment C. Shallow marine waters containing very little terrestrial sediment D. Cold, deep oceanic waters E. Occasional turdiby current flows
I think it's C, is this correct?

Explanation / Answer

Yes option c is the right answer, in shallow marine water the sediments doesn't flow in high amount which can't suufice to layer formation which in turn causes the fossils entrapment

Whenever the sediments flow it get settle down in the water but in marine water this phenomenon is not possible

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