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What clastic rock consists of the smallest grain size?
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What clastic rock consists of the smallest grain size?

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I think that answer is clay (shale) then the second smallest is silt then the next or third smallest is sand then the next or fourth smallest is pebbels
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the answer would be sedimentary rock because sedimentary is made up of small grains and also formed by deposition...
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