Multiple Choice
What do dense crystalline rocks and shales have in common?
A) The are both deposited in fresh water rivers and lakes.
B) They are usually made out of sediment sized rock fragments.
C) They both have low porosity and will be impermeable to oil or water.
D) They are both too stupid to pass a geology test!
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