Where do the thickest deposits of terrigenous sediment typically form? A. deep-ocean trenches, such as the Mariana Trench
B. mid-ocean ridges
C. abyssal plains
D. continental margins near the mouths of rivers

D. continental margins near the mouths of rivers

Explanation:

Terrigenous sediments are those that are formed via processes on land as opposed to in water. They result mostly from the erosion of rocks and yet make up 20% of all ocean sediments.

Continental margins near the mouths of rivers contain the thickest deposits of this sediments as they are closest to land which is the source. It is made more convenient by the presence of rivers bringing the sediments to them when the rocks are eroded.

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explanation:

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