Why are source rocks always sedimentary? a. Sedimentary rocks are most abundant at the surface. b. Sedimentary rocks are the only rocks formed in the ocean. c. Sedimentary rocks contain pores for plankton

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d. Sedimentary rocks are the only rocks that contain fossils.

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