![Metamorphic rocks / Igneous petrology / Fossils / Sedimentology / Granulite / Diatom / Lamprophyre / Clastic rock / Sedimentary rock / Petrology / Geology / Metamorphic petrology Metamorphic rocks / Igneous petrology / Fossils / Sedimentology / Granulite / Diatom / Lamprophyre / Clastic rock / Sedimentary rock / Petrology / Geology / Metamorphic petrology](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/d2ec260abf2c8f8bb61702bfaba76f84.jpg) Date: 2011-05-06 07:06:17Metamorphic rocks Igneous petrology Fossils Sedimentology Granulite Diatom Lamprophyre Clastic rock Sedimentary rock Petrology Geology Metamorphic petrology | | The well-defined peaks between 22.5 and 31 degrees twotheta in the figure can be attributed to sanidine and amphibole whereas the less intense, poorly defined peaks have been matched with anorthite. The presence of sanidAdd to Reading ListSource URL: s3.amazonaws.comDownload Document from Source Website File Size: 2,54 MBShare Document on Facebook
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