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pelite (from
Ancient Gr**** πηλός (pēlós) 'clay, earth') or
metapelite is a
metamorphosed fine-grained
sedimentary rock, i.e.
mudstone or siltstone. The...
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uppermost part of a
granite intrusion into
metamorphosed Devonian mudstones or
pelites. The
granite is
itself mineralised with a well-developed
sheeted greisen...
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Pelite OAM (born 12 July 1995) is an
Australian rugby union and
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Pelite made...
- (Silica or clay-rich)
Limestone Calc–silicate rock
Mudstone Pelite Siltstone Semi-
pelite Sandstone Psammite,
Quartzite Conglomerate Metaconglomerate Shale...
- and in
sedimentary rock
containing clay minerals.
Chlorite is
found in
pelites along with quartz, albite, sericite, and garnet, and is also
found in ****ociate...
- 10 kbar
Ultramafic rocks: serpentinite/lizardite +/- talc +/-
zoisite Pelites: Fe-Mg-carpholite +/-
chloritoid +/-
kyanite +
zoisite +/-
pargasite or...
- co****-grained actinolite,
hornblende and
biotite followed by
pelites and semi-
pelites that are
intruded by
separate sills. In the
Ridge Lake area, the...
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described as a
gneissic metabasalt, and a
pelite containing abundant staurolite might be
described as a
staurolite pelite. A
metamorphic facies is a set of distinctive...
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traditionally as Torridonian. In the
southwest and on
parts of the west
coast are
pelites and
semipelites of
Archaean to
Proterozoic age.
There are
small outcrops...
- thick, of
sandstone resting upon an
erosion surface, p****ing
upwards to
pelites (finer-grained than sandstone) and
topped by coal. Historically, the term...
