Coquina is a sedimentary rock you looked at in the lab that consists of tiny chunks of sea shells all stuck together by other minerals. Based on this information about coquina, what kind of depositional environment would this rock be formed in?

Coquina rock is deposited on the water bodies of the Earth's surface and oceans.

Explanation:

Coquina is nothing but a type of sedimentary rock generally limestone that is formed by the chunks of shells, trilobites, brachiopods, or other invertebrates.

Coquina is deposited on the oceans and water bodies of the Earth's surface. Coquina looks like a soft white rock; therefore it can be used in construction of buildings.