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The Rock Cycle, too.  Fig. 6.8, p. 139  Table 6.1, p. 142  Fig. 6.16, p. 146  Fig. 6.23, p. 151.

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1 The Rock Cycle, too

2  Fig. 6.8, p. 139  Table 6.1, p. 142  Fig. 6.16, p. 146  Fig. 6.23, p. 151

3 1. Under what two conditions are metamorphic rocks formed? 2. Describe one process that forms sedimentary rocks? 3. In what kind of places are sedimentary rocks formed?

4  How formed?  General types?  What is Clastic?  What is foliation?  What is the Rock Cycle?

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7  Clastic Breccia Sandstone

8  Biochemical ChalkChert

9  Chemical Gypsum

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11  http://video.about.com/geology/What-Are- Metamorphic-Rocks-.htm http://video.about.com/geology/What-Are- Metamorphic-Rocks-.htm

12  http://www.ecu.edu/geology/MetaRx/MetaRxsl ideshow.html http://www.ecu.edu/geology/MetaRx/MetaRxsl ideshow.html

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