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Match the terms/concepts listed below with the appropriate blank concept boxes on the three accompanying, linked metamorphic rock concept maps. marble internally layered (foliated) not layered (nonfoliated slate quartzite quartz sandstone (a sed. rock) limestone (a sed. rock) schist gneiss deep beneath earth's surface inside mountain ranges in and around hot igneous bodies alteration of physical/chemical properties of other rocks shale (a sedimentary rock) water content pressure during formation temperature during formation Metamorphic Rocks classified by form by texturemineral content can be a process called under metamorp such such great| great interaction as heat pressure with hot fluids as as only usually possible usually determined partly by etamor cont'd) classified as regional dynamic contact occurs occurs occurs along earthquake fault zones during mountain building such as metamorphoses into has originally has forms originally tends to was under was contain larger mineral temperaturer grains and pressure er plutoruc rock (e.g., garnet (a te) mineral) grarute mineral grains such as amphibolite contains originally only contains ariginally only contains originally was was only was quart (mineral) calcite or dolomite homblende mineral) mi(an igneous basalt (minerals) rock)

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metamorphic rocks are formed by alteration of physical/chemical properties of other rocks

usually deep beneath earth's surface

texture can be foliated or non - foliated

determined partly by water content , pressure during formation, temperature during formation

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regional occurs inside mountain ranges   

contact occurs in and around hot igneous bodies

4.

originally was shale( a sedimentary rock)

slate metamorphoses into schist(larger mineral grains)

gneiss

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marble contains calcite

originally was limestone

quartzite contains quartz

originally was quartz sandstone