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A sandstone with a pinkish or reddish color that is the result of oxidation of iron-bearing minerals indicates the sand was ______ Multiple choice question. deposited offshore via a turbidity current deposited
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A sandstone with a pinkish or reddish color that is the result of oxidation of iron-bearing minerals indicates the sand was ______ Multiple choice question. deposited offshore via a turbidity current deposited on land and exposed to air deposited offshore in or near a reef deposited onshore but strongly mixed with organic material
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