Which of the following is true about transport of sediment in a stream?
A. Sand can be transported in a series of bounces along the stream bed.
B. Pebbles and cobbles are mostly transported by suspension.
C. Slower current can carry larger clasts because the water is in contact with each clast for a longer time.
D. Sediment that is deposited within a stream bed is unlikely to be transported again.
E. Sand grains are converted into salt by the process of saltation.
Answer: A
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