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pelite (from
Ancient Gr**** πηλός (pēlós) 'clay, earth') or
metapelite is a
metamorphosed fine-grained
sedimentary rock, i.e.
mudstone or siltstone. The...
- that can grow in them are
different too. Therefore, a
metapsammite and a
metapelite will have
different mineralogical compositions even
though they are in...
- rock Mylonite –
Metamorphic rock – A
metamorphic rock
formed by
shearing Metapelite –
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metabasaltic rocks are ****ociated with low-density
continental crust (marble,
metapelite, and
other rocks of
continental margins). It has been held that the absence...
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variety of
geologic settings,
ranging from mid-ocean
ridge to
granites to
metapelites.
Epidotes are
built around the
structure [(SiO4)(Si2O7)]10− structure;...
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types varying in
composition from
ultramafic to
metapelites occur as supracrustals. The
metapelites are of
granulite facies and the
ultramafics are of...
- have
siliceous sediment or
basaltic protoliths, and are
respectively metapelites and metabasites.
Igneous pyroxenites are
closely allied to
gabbros and...
- central,
eastern and
southeastern Bosnia and are made up of metapsammite,
metapelite and
smaller amounts of
volcanic and
carbonate rock. The
Southeastern Paleozoic...
- and/or
pressure and/or the
introduction of fluids, i.e.
without melting.
metapelite A
metamorphosed pelite rock.
metasilicate A salt of
metasilicic acid H2SiO3...
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containing chlorite, kaolinite, and
quartz the
petrogenetic grid for
metapelites (Figure 1)
shows that such a rock can only form at
relatively low pressures...
