- What are the effects of temperature, confining pressure and differential stress on the minerals and textures of metamorphic rocks?
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- How do regional metamorphic rocks differ in texture from contact metamorphic rocks?
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- Shearing is a type of
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compressive stress
confining pressure
lithostatic pressure
differential stress
- Metamorphic rocks are classified primarily on
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texture- presence of absence of foliation
mineralogy- the presence of absence of quartz
environment of deposition
chemical composition
- Which is not a foliated metamorphic rock?
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gneiss
schist
quartzite
slate
- Limestone recrystallizes during metamorphism into
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hornfels
marble
quartzite
schist
- Quartz sandstone is changed during metamorphism into
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hornfels
marble
quartzite
schist
- The correct sequence of rocks that are formed when shale undergoes progressive metamorphism is
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slate, gneiss, schist, phyllite
phyllite, slate, schist, gneiss
slate, phyllite, schist, gneiss
schist, phyllite, slate, gneiss
- Ore bodies at divergent plate boundaries can be created through
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contact metamorphism
regional metamorphism
hydrothermal processes
- Metaorphic rocks with the same mineral assemblage belong to the same
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metamorphic facies
progressive metamorphism
schistosity