sediment; deposition; natural accumulation of rock fragments or biological remains moved and dropped by air, water, or ice

One of the three major types of rock that make up the earth's crust, formed through the accumulation and hardening of mineral or organic particles; also called [[水成岩|水成岩|shui3 cheng2 yan2]]

sediment or deposits formed in a sea or ocean environment, typically characterized by consistent composition and grain size

sediment that has accumulated on the ocean floor, especially from a geological perspective

sediment formed from the fragments or debris of pre-existing rocks

hemochromatosis; a genetic disorder where the body builds up too much iron

geological formation of sediment on land characterized by varied composition and grain sizes

The geological process by which material is settled or deposited, such as when water or wind slows down and drops its load of sediment.

sedimentary belt in geology