Asked by brent
Which rock is an example of an organic sedimentary rock?
iron ore
rock salt
limestone
sandstone
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Limestone
Explanation: Limestone is commonly an organic sedimentary rock formed from accumulated shells and skeletal fragments of marine organisms (mainly CaCO3). Rock salt is a chemical evaporite, sandstone is clastic, and iron ore is not an organic sedimentary rock.
Explanation: Limestone is commonly an organic sedimentary rock formed from accumulated shells and skeletal fragments of marine organisms (mainly CaCO3). Rock salt is a chemical evaporite, sandstone is clastic, and iron ore is not an organic sedimentary rock.
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