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    An Anhydrous, Very-High Grade Metamorphic Rock Composed of Garnet and Pyroxene
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An Anhydrous, Very-High Grade Metamorphic Rock Composed of Garnet and Pyroxene

Question 75

Question 75

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An anhydrous, very-high grade metamorphic rock composed of garnet and pyroxene is classified as a(n)


A) anthracite.
B) eclogite.
C) amphibolite.
D) quartzite.

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