Normally, igneous and metamorphic rock are great materials from which to form aquifers. are found throughout the United States. are impermeable to water flow. are very porous.

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Normally, igneous and metamorphic rock

are great materials from which to form aquifers.
are found throughout the United States.
are impermeable to water flow.
are very porous.

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Answer: Impermeable to water flow

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