Rocks and weathered materials transported by ___________ ,act as initial materials for soil formation?
Correct answer: B. All of the above
- A. Water
- B. All of the above
- C. Glaciers
- D. Wind
Explanation
Weathered material can be transported and deposited by running water, wind, or glaciers, producing transported parent materials. Therefore, all three agents are included.
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