What are fluvial deposites more likely to do than glacial deposites?

Fluvial deposits are more likely to sort sediments based on size and shape due to the moving water, while glacial deposits tend to mix different-sized sediments. Fluvial deposits often form distinct layers or beds, reflecting changes in flow intensity or sediment composition, whereas glacial deposits are typically unsorted and lack clear layering. Fluvial deposits are common in low-energy environments like rivers and deltas, while glacial deposits are more common in high-energy settings like mountain valleys and ice sheets.