Sedimentary Rocks.mov

[@JanineMarshall61390]

I absolutely LOVE your podcasts - they really help to consolidate the material I am learning in my first Geology unit at Uni at the moment. Thanks so much.. very helpful and clear with good visuals :)

[@cynthiajose7787]

Wow.. earth sciences make sense only if you show the earth. And you did it atleast virtually. Amazing stuff Wendy. More, please.

[@KeepAmericaFree2010]

Great video! Informative, straight forward and easy to understand. Great speaking voice as well. Good job!

[@bestnews4you]

Excellent presentation! The logical progression from one type of stone to the next makes it so much easier to grasp and retain. It is so exciting to apply this and begin to understand the processes that formed the area where I live.

[@turbo95912]

I saw those exact double arches in the parking lot of another set of arches !! I took a picture of it. I thought they were so pretty!

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I am a Uni student from the Philippines majoring in Geology. This helped me a lot!

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i love this video!! she even made puns which was enjoyable to watch

[@wvannorden1]

When rocks are carried by water they are tumbled and abraded and will eventually become more rounded, so when you find rounded clasts, you know that they were once in a river or at the beach. I should not have assumed that this was obvious. Thanks for asking.

[@williamrossignol430]

I am a student at the univ of Douala Cameroon this video has explained a great part of my lessons .Thanks

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This is a great study tool and I am using it to study for my lab midterm. Thank you for doing this.

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Thank you so much! this was easy to understand and helped me with one of my final projects for science.

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you are such a good prof! but if i had lectures from you i would fall asleep ... your voice is so soothing haha

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Great video! I've been using your videos to revise for my AS exam in Geology, thanks.

[@akshaybhardwaj10]

Thank you so much for this video...Helped me a lot

[@pawancalgary]

Very good lecture..thanks..please put some video for carbonate rocks especially reef. And some details about Delta environment...Thanks

[@mikestevens8012]

Bravo , more data please ! Metiorite s , ancient an new , textures ..features ...samples to match , what's a condrules ? What details would I look for in the field , I want to learn the rare metiorite s formost , I don't want to toss aside an uncommon sample. Can you recommend a great book ?

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had to watch it for school pretty good

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Thank you Wendy ❤️

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love how easy your video what you understand

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Thank you for the help :)

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its good and easy to learn thanks

[@Turtlesrossum]

why can we conclude from rounded pebbles that they were in water? you didn't explain that, you just said it like it was obvious...

[@vajirahettiarachchi5172]

Sedimentary rock cycle: Layers of sediment (small pebbles of sand/mud) Layers of sediment build up One day, sedimentary rock is made

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it helped me a lot! ty!

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Thx now I can study for my test

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very cool

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now it makes sense thanks!!!!

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