Even in a rare area in which there are no overlying sediments, there are sediments found in the water above.

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Strong currents can cause sediments to remain in the water column rather than settling. There are also areas where there is no accumulation of sediments. This is true of areas where the seafloor is young because the hot water dissolves material as fast as it settles. Information can be found in the section Sediments Vary Greatly in Appearance.

Even in a Rare Area in Which There Are No