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Katlyn93

Answer: Evaporation of sea water.

Explanation: Rocks formed by the evaporation of water are called evaporites from salts. When seawater evaporates, the salts precipitate and settle to the bottom. The less-soluble compounds (those that dissolve less readily in water) are deposited first.

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The evaporation of SEA WATER is most likely inferred by the large rock salt deposits in Syracuse.

  • Syracuse's (New York) salt industry was due to its well-known salt springs.

  • The evaporation of water in the seawater left these layers of salt of Syracuse.

  • Until early 1900, locals of this region “mined” salt by pouring the water into shallow vats until all this water evaporated.

In conclusion, the evaporation of SEA WATER is most likely inferred by the large rock salt deposits in Syracuse.

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