Bay mud is a type of soft, silty sediment that is commonly found in estuarine and coastal areas, particularly in locations like the San Francisco Bay in California. It is characterized by its fine-grained composition, which typically includes clay, silt, and organic material, and is often saturated with water. This sediment is deposited by the processes of river sedimentation, tidal action, and the accumulation of organic matter.
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