Match the types of deposits by the method in which they are formed. deposits brought by moving ice

deposits at the bottom of the lake

wind-blown deposits

deposits accumulated through the movement of material down slopes due to gravity

lacustrine deposits

loess deposits

colluvium deposits

glacial deposits​

The correct answer is -

deposits brought by moving ice - glacial deposits​

deposits at the bottom of the lake - lacustrine deposits

wind-blown deposits - loess deposits

deposits accumulated through the movement of material down slopes due to gravity - colluvium deposits.

Explanation:

Glacial deposits are made up by the depositing when ice is moving to the sediments or fragments

lacustrine deposits are sedimentary rock formations that formed in the bottom of ancient lakes and creates the lacustrine fauna. These are made by sediment are carried by river channels to the basin.

Loess deposits are made up when wind-blown deposits have carried the fragments or sediments.

colluvium deposits are known as drifts that are made up of by collecting through the drift or down of material down slopes due to gravity these are crushed and mixed rock fragments.

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