Sediments with an extraterrestrial origin are called: a. cosmogenous. b. hydrogenous. c. biogenous. d. volcagenic. e. lithogenous.

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Sediments with an extraterrestrial origin are called: a. cosmogenous. b. hydrogenous. c. biogenous. d. volcagenic. e. lithogenous.

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Sage Wallace · Answer 1

a. cosmogenous

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These are those sediments that are characterized by the extraterrestrial sources and thus are an important part of the study of the varied life forms on earth and thus have deposits of other places of the outer wolds and are hence an important constituent of the matter that falls from above can be in the shell of an meteorite or a comet.