Which one of the following would most likely be covered with thick turbidite layers?

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Thick turbidite layers are typically found in deep-sea fans at the base of continental slopes, where sediments transported by turbidity currents settle and accumulate over time. Axial rift zones of active mid-ocean spreading centers are more likely to have volcanic deposits, and upper flanks of steep, narrow submarine canyons may have some turbidity current deposits but not thick layers. Lagoon floors inside an atoll are typically composed of carbonate sediments and do not typically have turbidites.

Which One of the Following Would Most Likely Be Covered