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ROCKS
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IGNEOUS ROCKS
Formed by cooled lava or magma
There are coarse-grained and fine-grained igneous rocks
Obsidian is a well known igneous rock
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kevinzim
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COARSE GRAIN ROCKS
Petrologists may classify a coarse-grained igneous rock as a pegmatite, a porphyry, or a phanerite.
Coarse grain igneous rocks contain large mineral grains
Most of the rocks are intrusive
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nosha
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FINE GRAINED ROCKS
Made from small mineral grains
Rock families are basalt, andesite, and rhyolite
Geologist believe extrusive volcanism produces fine grain rocks
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subarcticmike
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SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Are formed in various steps
Erosion and solution
Transportation and deposition
Compaction
Cementation
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cobalt123
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METAMORPHIC ROCK
Were formed from igneous, sedimentary, or even other metamorphic rocks that chemically and physically changed over time
There are three types of metamorphic types
Contact metamorphism
Dynamic metamorphism
Regional metamorphism
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Ron Schott
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OLD EARTH ROCK CYCLE
Believe that rock is recycled just like nearly every other natural resource
They believe igneous rocks were the first to form billions of years ago as the earth’s crust cooled and hardened
Then the sediments from eroded rocks ( formed over millions of years) gradually turn into sedimentary rocks after more time has passed
The procedure is the steps of igneous rocks changing into sedimentary rocks
Their rock cycle theory assumes that sedimentary rocks can become magma again
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OLD EARTH ROCK CYCLE
They also believe some rocks can get sidetracked and follow a different path
Metamorphism is one of the paths all rocks can take in the old-earth rock cycle
After metamorphism, the rocks can follow either to be eroded path or to be melted into magma path
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Thomas Leuthard
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YOUNG EARTH VIEW
agree that certain parts of a hypothetical rock cycle seem to be happening today
Earth’s history as understood by the young-earth view is much shorter than that of the old-earth theory
There is not enough time for any atom within a rock to complete even a tiny fraction of one rock cycle, except under catastrophic conditions
Young-earth geologists conclude that the earth was not originally designed to recycle rocky earth materials at all
Most magma and volcanic lava today probably comes directly from the mantle or from deep in the crust
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YOUNG EARTH VIEW
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Megan Bulahan
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