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2. Earth Materials

3.  Sedimentary  Rocks that have formed from the remains of deposits and combined with particles of water  Igneous  Rocks that have formed from melted lava from the center of the Earth  Metamorphic  Rocks that have been transformed from great pressure and/or heat

4.  Dolomite – made from remains of snails, clams, and corals – main mineral is dolomite  Limestone – made from remains of snails, clams, and corals – main mineral is calcite  Sandstone – made from sediments of minerals  Shale – made from mud and clay

5.  Granite – made from melted quartz and mica  Pumice – made from the bubbly “froth” of melted lava  Obsidian – made from lava that cools very quickly so that it looks like glass

6.  Anthracite Coal –made from Peat  Marble – made from Limestone

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10. Limestone, Dolomite, and Sandstone Limestone, Anthracite Coal, and Granite

11. Deposits of minerals Melted quartz and mica Peat