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The movement of sediments from where they formed to a different location is called sediment transportation or sedimentary transport. This process involves the movement of weathered rock fragments, minerals, and organic material by agents such as water, wind, ice, and gravity. Sediment transportation is a critical component of the rock cycle, which describes the formation, alteration, and destruction of Earth's rocks over time. Once transported, sediments can accumulate and eventually become lithified or cemented to form sedimentary rocks.