Sedimentary rocks include common types such as chalk, limestone, sandstone, clay and shale. Sedimentary rocks cover 75% of the Earth's surface.

Sedimentary rocks are the "recyclers" of the rock cycle, they take any other rock and turn it into a new one. Antelope Canyon in Arizona is carved from sandstone, a sedimentary rock. ©Andrea ...

These sedimentary rocks come from a time of continental congregation before Pangaea—a supercontinent called Rodinia. A massive mountain range rose up along a similar line as today’s ...

Overall, out of all of the separate subtypes of sedimentary rock, fossils are most abundant in shale, sandstone and limestone, though they also appear in conglomerates and breccias. Shale With ...

Sedimentary rocks, like sandstone and chalk, are made from layers of broken up bits of other rocks and the remains of animals and plants. Over time these are squashed together to form rock.

The metamorphic versions of other sedimentary rocks like sandstone and shale are well known, at least to home renovators. Quartzite kitchen benches were once sandstone, and slate tiles are the ...

Plastistones, a new type of sedimentary rock that’s part-plastic and part-rock, has been found on at least five continents and 11 countries. These rocks form when molten plastic cools within a ...

The geological context of Al Naslaa. The Al Naslaa rock formation is composed primarily of sandstone, a sedimentary rock known for its susceptibility to erosion and fracturing.

Oak Park is a 9-acre park situated on one of the many sedimentary rock ledges popular in the Grand Ledge area next to the Grand River. The park, located at 700 West Front Street in Grand Ledge ...