Soil that has been moved away from its parent bedrock is called transported soil.

Here's why:

* Parent bedrock: This is the original rock from which the soil is formed.

* Transported: This refers to the movement of soil material from its original location.

There are different ways soil can be transported, leading to different types of transported soils:

* Alluvial soil: Deposited by rivers and streams.

* Loess: Wind-blown deposits of fine silt.

* Glacial till: Deposited by glaciers.

* Colluvial soil: Moved downslope by gravity.

Let me know if you'd like more information about specific types of transported soil!