The law of original horizontality says that _________ layers are laid down flat or parallel to the existing ground. a. igneous b. volcanic c. sedimentary d. metamorphic

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The law of original horizontality says that _________ layers are laid down flat or parallel to the existing ground.

a. igneous
b. volcanic
c. sedimentary
d. metamorphic

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C. Sedimentary Layers

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