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Parent - Granite or shale, Coarse, high grade reigonal metamorphism
Gneiss

Parent - Shale or Phyllite, Med-Coarse, Med grade reigonal metamorphism
Schist

Parent - Shale or Slate, Med-fine grained, intermediate reigonal metamorphism between schist and slate
Phyllite

Parent - Shale, Fine, Low grade reigonal metamorphism
Slate

Parent - Sandstone, Coarse, Low grade reigonal metamorphism
Quartzite

Parent - Limestone or dolostone, Coarse, Reigonal or contact metamorphism
Marble
Word for pattern lots of metamorphic rocks display
Foliation
Difference between reigonal and contact metamorphism
reigonal is larger scale, like duiring mountain building. contact is smaller scale that is small igneous intrusions.
What two variables can cause a rock to become metamorphic
Heat and pressure
When rocks get buried by enormous amounts of sediment (EX: river delta)
Burial metamorphism
Most common type of metamorphism
Regional
4 foliated rocks in order of highest to lowest grade of metamorphism
Gneiss, Schist, Phyllite, Slate
2 non foliated rocks in chapter 6
Quartzite and marble