Metamorphic Rock Practice. Slate -foliated -parent rock is slate.

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Metamorphic Rock Practice

Slate -foliated -parent rock is slate

Phyllite -foliated -parent rock is slate

Schist -foliated -parent rock is phyllite

Gneiss -foliated -parent rock is schist

Marble -nonfoliated -parent rock is limestone (REACTS WITH HCl!!!)

Quartzite -nonfoliated -parent rock is sandstone

Baraboo Quartzite -nonfoliated -parent rock is sandstone and large deposits of hematite

Anthracite coal -nonfoliated -parent is bituminous coal -notice how shiny it is compared to it parent

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