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The Rock Cycle

Rock cycle metamorphic rocks igneous rocks sedimentary rocks important to note rock types, processes, intermediary states, and shortcuts

IGNEOUS ROCK

Magma cools & solidifies Igneous Rock The Rock Cycle

Weathering- Surface processes that physically disrupt and chemically change rocks

Transport of Weathered Materials

Sediment Deposition

Magma cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sediment The Rock Cycle

SEDIMENTARY ROCK Lithification 1 mm

cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sedimentary Rock Lithification The Rock Cycle Magma Sediment

Sedimentary rocks exposed in the Canadian Rockies

cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sedimentary Rock Lithification Weathering Transport & Deposition The Rock Cycle Magma Sediment

METAMORPHIC ROCKS

cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sedimentary Rock Lithification Weathering Transport & Deposition Metamorphic Rock Heat & Pressure The Rock Cycle Heat & Pressure Magma Sediment

Limestone- sedimentary rock Marble- metamorphic rock

If there is melting, then it’s not metamorphism

The Rock Cycle cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sedimentary Rock Lithification Weathering Transport & Deposition Metamorphic Rock Heat & Pressure melting Heat & Pressure melting Magma Sediment

The Rock Cycle cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sedimentary Rock Lithification Weathering Transport & Deposition Metamorphic Rock Heat & Pressure melting Heat & Pressure melting Weathering Transport & Deposition Magma Sediment

The Rock Cycle cools & solidifies Igneous Rock Weathering Transport & Deposition Sedimentary Rock Lithification Weathering Transport & Deposition Metamorphic Rock Heat & Pressure melting Heat & Pressure melting Weathering Transport & Deposition Magma Sediment

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