👉 Batholiths are a type of sedimentary rock that forms in shallow water bodies, such as lakes and streams. These rocks are composed of calcium carbonate particles suspended in water and contain mineral deposits, such as silt and clay. The formation of a batholith typically involves the accumulation of organic matter or minerals over time due to chemical weathering processes. This process can lead to the production of large amounts of sediment that settles on the surface of the water body. As the sediment accumulates,
