What are the main features of the geology of Wyoming?

A) a large volcanic field that covers most of the state
B) recently formed sedimentary deposits that blanket all but the western part of the state
C) mountain ranges that contain Precambrian and Paleozoic rocks
D) a surprisingly small number of insignificant basins
E) all of these

Geology Of Wyoming

The study of the physical nature, structure, and history of rocks and geographical processes shaping Wyoming's landscape.

Volcanic Field

A region that contains an abundance of volcanic rocks and perhaps preserved volcanoes.

Sedimentary Deposits

Layers of minerals and organic particles deposited by water, wind, or ice, often forming rocks through compaction and cementation over time.