solidification of molten mass of silicates below or at the surface of earth changes in texture or mineral composition or both of igneous and sedimentary rocks due to high temperature and heavy pressures deposited layers of sand and silt subjected to enormous overburden pressures over geological times none of the above
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dressing seasoning quarrying none of the above
pitching dressing seasoning none of the above
igneous rock extrusive rock intrusive rock metamorphic rock
stratified, unstratified and foliated igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic calcareous, agrillaceous and Silicious organic, semi-organic and inorganic
calcareous, agrillaceous and Silicious stratified, unstratified and foliated igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic organic, semi-organic and inorganic
igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic stratified, unstratified and foliated organic, semi-organic and inorganic calcareous, agrillaceous and Silicious
metamorphic rock mechanically formed igneous rock chemically precipitated rock
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