Match List - I (Sediment type) with List - II (Example) and select the – McqOptions

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1.	Match List - I (Sediment type) with List - II (Example) and select the correct answer using the Code given below the listsList - IList - IIF. Terrigenous1.Calcareous oozesG. Biogenous2.Quartz and clayH. Hydrogenous3.Tektite spheresJ. Comogenous4.Manganese nodulesCode : FGHJA.2413B.2143C.3142D.3412
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