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Marine Sedimentation

Marine sedimentation refers to the deposition of sediments in marine environments, including the deep sea, continental shelves, and coastal areas. The study of marine sediments provides insights into past ocean conditions, climate change, and the processes that govern sediment transport and deposition. 

Reference: Kennett, J. P. (1982). “Marine Geology.” Prentice-Hall. 

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