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    A Coarse-Grained, Shiny, Foliated Metamorphic Rock That Exhibits Well Developed
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A Coarse-Grained, Shiny, Foliated Metamorphic Rock That Exhibits Well Developed

Question 80

Question 80

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A coarse-grained, shiny, foliated metamorphic rock that exhibits well developed mineral cleavage is classified as a


A) hornfels.
B) slate.
C) schist.
D) phyllite.

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