Question

1 thicker strata can form when sediment piles up very quickly. which three events could cause this to occur? flooding landslides animal migration volcanic eruptions gentle ocean currents

Explanation:

Flooding carries large volumes of sediment that deposits rapidly. Landslides instantly deposit massive amounts of rock/sediment. Volcanic eruptions eject ash and debris that accumulates quickly. Gentle ocean currents deposit sediment slowly, and animal migration does not contribute to rapid sediment buildup.

Answer:

A. Flooding
B. Landslides
C. Volcanic eruptions