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contact metamorphism by
adjacent granitic m****es.
Metamorphosed basalt (
metabasalt)
creates ortho-amphibolite and
other chemically appropriate lithologies...
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content or texture. For example, a
metabasalt showing weak
schistosity might be
described as a
gneissic metabasalt, and a
pelite containing abundant staurolite...
- type. For example, a
weakly metamorphosed basalt would be
described as a
metabasalt, or a
weakly metamorphosed tuff as a metatuff.
Metavolcanic rock is commonly...
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harder green clay, also
known as "rubico",
which is
actually crushed metabasalt.
Although slightly less
expensive to
construct than
other types of tennis...
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greenschist but can also be rock
types without any schistosity,
especially metabasalt (spilite). However,
basalts may
remain quite black if
primary pyroxene...
- limestone, gabbro, quartzite, pyroxenite,
manganese and iron ores and
metabasalt. The
Proterozoic non-fossiliferous
sedimentary formations of the Kaladgi...
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sandstone with
limestone and
mudstone (probably
lowermost Upper Ordovician);
metabasalt,
chert and
mudstone equivalents;
limestone and
serpentinite conglomerate...
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several types of
metamorphic rocks which are used
synonymously with '
metabasalt' et cetera; greenschist,
whiteschist and
blueschist are all
terms spawned...
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metamorphic rock
shows that its
protolith was basalt, it will be
described as a
metabasalt. When the
protolith cannot be determined, the rock is
classified by its...
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Thomas Dixon, a
Baltimore architect and is
built of
blocks of a
unique metabasalt, a green-toned
Maryland fieldstone, with
brownstone ornamentation. It...
