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Phyllite is
commonly found in the
Dalradian metasediments of
northwest Arran. In
north Cornwall,
there are
Tredorn phyllites and
Woolgarden phyllites...
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pegmatite and
allied rock
types and in
certain low-grade
metamorphic phyllites.
Sources include Australia, Myanmar, India, Afghanistan, Israel, Madagascar...
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Vordertaunus Unit is a
narrow zone of
weakly metamorphic rocks such as
phyllites,
greenschists and
sericite gneisses.[5] They are
appear greenish through...
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Southern Africa.
These hills are
composed of quartzites,
phyllites and
feldspathic sandstones of
sedimentary origin. This
plateau has the...
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peaks are
found on the
Mafinga Ridge, an area
composed of quartzites,
phyllites, and
feldspathic sandstones of
sedimentary origin. The
Luangwa River,...
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medium grade for the most part and
resulted in the
formation of slates,
phyllites, psammites,
pelites and semipelites. The
Tayvallich Subgroup contains...
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phyllite, and
minor marble.
Between 7,600 and 8,200 m (24,900 and 26,900 ft), the
North Col
Formation consists chiefly of biotite-quartz
phyllite and...
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Pilar Formation consists of a
dense gray-black to
black hard
carbonaceous phyllite or
schist with thin
white schistose layers that are
interpreted as a metatuff...
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these sediments and rocks.
Metamorphism of
argillites produces slate,
phyllite, and
pelitic schist. The Belt Supergroup, an ****emblage of
rocks of late...
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metamorphosed at the
Scotia subduction zone. The
resulting rocks are
phyllites,
blueschists and
greenschists typical of an
accretionary wedge, with increased...
