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Formation and Mode of Preservation of Fossils
Formation of Fossil: A fossil is the preserved remains or terraces of a dead organism. Fossils can be formed in...
Fabric in Sedimentary Rocks: Definition, Types, and Importance
What is Fabric: Fabric means the orientation of grains. It is a property of grain aggregates. Any non-spherical object...
Types of Evolution
Types of evolution shape how species change over time. Divergent evolution splits one species into two, convergent...
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Metamorphic Texture
Metamorphic Textures Small-scale features that occur in virtually all of the rock body at the microscopic scale The...
Types of Metamorphism
Classification Contact Metamorphism Pyrometamorphism Regional Metamorphism Orogenic Metamorphism Burial Metamorphism...
Metamorphic Agents and Changes
Four types of Metamorphic agents Temperature Pressure Directive stress Chemically active fluid/metamorphic fluids...
Geomorphology
Pyro Clasts: Characteristics, Types, and Geological Importance
Pyro clasts, derived from the Greek words “pyro,” that means fire, and “clast,” that means fragment, are critical...
Mineral Deposits: Formation, Classification, and Importance.
Mineral deposits are natural concentrations of minerals that keep enormous costs for monetary and business utility....
Bowen’s Reaction Series: The Crystallization Sequence of Minerals
Norman L. Bowen introduced Bowen's Reaction Series in the early 1900s, explaining how magma cools and the order in...