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GEL 50 SQ21, Homework 5 Name:
Chapter 7: Metamorphism
Chapter 8: Deformation
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Chapter 7

1. Explain how are metamorphic facies related to temperatures and pressures?


Temperature and pressure both are exogenous factors, which try to create a
balance upon the earths surface, by tethering and weathering away. During
Metamorphism temperature and pressure play a very prominent role in the
weathering of the rock. In addition, the rock is composed of various kinds of
minerals, and thus each mineral reacts differently with temperature and pressure


2. In which plate tectonics setting would you expect to >ind regional
metamorphism? Why?


The most regional geological process takes place inside the continental crust since
they produce metamorphic rocks. Hence, one would likely >ind them at an ocean
ridge setting




3. What is the signi>icance of eclogites that are found at the Earth’s surface? In
other words, where did they come from, how did they get to the surface?

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