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Which of the following metamorphic rocks would most likely have formed at the highest temerature and pressures?
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
Which of the following is NOT an agent of metamorphism?
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
Which of the following is a use for fossils found in sedimentary rocks
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
Most of the heat form contact metamorphism is supplied by
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
Most metamorphic processes take place
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
The primary agent of contact metamorphisms is
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
What rock forming process occurs when hot magma forces its way into rock?
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
In which of the following settings would a metamorphic rock most likely form
gneiss
running water
heat
8 kilometers below the Earth\'s surface
a nearby mass of magma
all of the answers listed
contact metamorphism
a few kilometers below the Earth's surface
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