Weathered material that remains in its place of formation is called
A)residual soil
B)transported soil
C)expansive soil
D)horizontal soil

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Residual soil is formed by the weathering of rock in its place of origin and remains in that location. Transported soil, on the other hand, is moved from its place of formation by erosion, gravity, or water. Expansive soil refers to soil that swells and contracts due to changes in moisture content, and horizontal soil is not a recognized category of soil.

Weathered Material That Remains in Its Place of Formation Is