- is
usually given a name
reflecting its protolith, such as
schistose metasandstone. Otherwise, the
names of the
constituent minerals will be
included in...
- also
known as the
Quidnessett Rock, is a 2.5 t (2,500 kg) slab of
metasandstone located in
Rhode Island,
United States. It is
inscribed with two rows...
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Torridonian succession.
Three divisions are recognised; i)
interbedded metasandstones and metasiltstones, ii)
slaty semipelites and iii) conglomerates, the...
-
facing Mull are
steeply dipping Neoproterozoic age metaconglomerates,
metasandstones,
metamudstones and
hornfelsed metasiltstones ascribed to the Iona Group...
-
topography of
Haverhill is part of the
Berwick Formation,
consisting of
metasandstone quartzite and
sulfuric mica
schists dating from the
Silurian period...
- which,
along with its
great hardness,
suggests the
possibility of a
metasandstone. The
sediment that
eventually formed the
Jackfork Sandstone was deposited...
- 47.68084; -122.2973 (Wedgwood Rock) 26 feet (8 m) King
White Rock,
metasandstone turned white from bird guano, in the
intertidal zone at the head of...
-
Greywacke Formation, the
sandstones of the Dun
Gallain Grit Formation, the
metasandstones and
metamudstones of the
Machrins Arkose,
Kilchattan and
Milbuie formations...
-
studies on the
stone ladder suggested that it was made of graywacke,
metasandstone, and schist. However,
recent observations indicate that it was more...
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schistose metasandstone and
crystalline limestone,
overlain by
slate and more phyllite.
Permian rocks are
mainly red beds with slate,
metasandstone, limestones...
