Identify the type of rock associated with the following features and processes.

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Identify the type of rock associated with the following features and processes

Heat and Pressure Metamorphic

Cooling lava/magma Igneous

Compaction and Cementation Sedimentary

Intrusive/Extrusive Igneous

Foliated (Foliations) Metamorphic Foliations = bands of minerals

Sedimentation Sedimentary

Clastic/Non-Clastic Sedimentary

Cools quickly or slowly Igneous

Made from continental collisions Metamorphic

Stratification Sedimentary Stratification = layers of sediment

Fossils Sedimentary

Intrusions Igneous

Chemical or Organic Sedimentary Chemical = Salt Organic = Coal

Volcanic Eruptions Igneous

Recrystallization Metamorphic

Deposition Sedimentary

Metamorphic

Igneous

Sedimentary

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