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CHAPTER 7 INTERPRETING METAMORPHIC ROCKS
Sample
Minerals present
METAMORPHIC ROCKS STUDY SHEET
Type of
metamorphism
TextuMetamorphic Rock 1
•Do not fizz
•CrystallineMetamorphic Rock 2
•Shiny luster
•Schistose cleavageMetamorphic Rock 3
•Dull luster
•Slaty cleavageMetamorphic Rock 4
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SCIENCEphoMetamorphic Rock 5
Dark, compact, coarse
crystalsMetamorphic Rock 6
Black, oily shiny surface,
brittleMetamorphic Rock 7
•Softer than finger nail
•Greasy feelMetamorphic Rock 8
Alternate light and dark
bandMetamorphic Rock 9
Schistose cleavage
•Layered mica crystalMetamorphic Rock 10
Do you see
elongated
pebbles?

194 CHAPTER 7 INTERPRETING METAMORPHIC ROCKS Sample Minerals present METAMORPHIC ROCKS STUDY SHEET Type of metamorphism Texture (grain orientation, size, shape) Name Metamorphic grade (low, medium, or high grade) Rock name Possible protolith Metamorphic Rock 1 •Do not fizz •Crystalline Metamorphic Rock 2 •Shiny luster •Schistose cleavage Metamorphic Rock 3 •Dull luster •Slaty cleavage Metamorphic Rock 4 LIBRARY SCIENCEphotoLIBRAR SCIENCE SCIENCEphotoLIBRARY COBRARY CEphotoUBRARY CIENCEphotoLIBRARY SCIENCEphotoLIBRARY fizz SCIENCEphotoLIBRARY SCIENCEphotoLIBRARY SCIENCEphoto Metamorphic Rock 5 Dark, compact, coarse crystals Metamorphic Rock 6 Black, oily shiny surface, brittle Metamorphic Rock 7 •Softer than finger nail •Greasy feel Metamorphic Rock 8 Alternate light and dark band Metamorphic Rock 9 Schistose cleavage •Layered mica crystal Metamorphic Rock 10 Do you see elongated pebbles?


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Answer: Sample Minerals present Texture Type of metamorphism Metamorphic grade Rock Name Possible protolith Rock 1 Quartz Granular, medium to coarse grained, non-foliated Regional and Contact Medium to High Quartzite Sandstone Rock 2 Graphite, muscov
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