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Underneath superficial components like soil and gravel, bedrock is the solid, hard rock. Sand and other sediments on the ocean floor are on bedrock as well.

The rocks that lie beneath the surface rock materials and are highly hard and resistant are referred to as bedrocks. These are unaltered rocks that have been in a specific location for a very long time. For instance, gravel, sandstone, and granite.

The term "sediments" refers to the broken-down materials that result from the weathering of rocks, such as soil and rock particles. Typically, wind, water, and ice are used to raise these sediments from one location and carry them to another.

These sediments exhibit differences in composition between the sediments and the bedrocks when they are eroded from other locations and deposited in a new environment.

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