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Principles of inclusions and other principles of geology
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What Does the Principle of Inclusions State in Geology and Why Is it Important?

The principle of inclusions states that a rock enclosing fragments of an adjacent rock is younger than the adjacent rock

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Principle of original horizontality - sedimentary rocks deposited nearly horizontal or flat
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What Does the Principle of Original Horizontality State and How Does It Help?

The principle of original horizontality states that sediments that form sedimentary rocks are deposited nearly flat, influenced by gravity. This basic

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Law or principle of lateral continuity
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What Does Principle Lateral Continuity State and Why Is It important?

You are here because you want to know what the law or principle of lateral continuity states, why it is

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Law or Principle of Cross Cutting Relationships
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Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships Meaning and Examples

The law or principle of cross-cutting relationships states that a rock body, geological process or feature that disrupts, penetrates, deforms,

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Norite Rock
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Norite Properties, Composition and Uses

Norite is a coarse-grained plutonic rock with mainly calcic plagioclase, orthopyroxene, and a minor amount of other minerals. Plutonic rocks

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Obsidian uses - Stone tools
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8 Modern and Historical Obsidian Uses

Obsidian uses include making prehistoric stone tools. Photo credit: Ismoon (talk) 21:26, 8 June 2018 (UTC), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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Porphyritic dacite rock image
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Dacite Properties, Composition and Uses

Dacite is a fine-grained, light-colored volcanic rock with a felsic composition. Felsic rocks are silica-rich and dominated by light-colored elements

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How dacite and andesite differ
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How Does Dacite and Andesite Differ?

Dacite and andesite are both fine-grained volcanic and extrusive igneous rocks. Volcanic or extrusive igneous rocks form when magma cools

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Monzonite rock
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Monzonite Properties, Composition and Uses

Monzonite is a coarse-grained, plutonic, or intrusive igneous rock with an intermediate composition. Plutonic or intrusive rocks form deep inside

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Quartz Monzonite rock
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Quartz Monzonite Composition and Uses

Quartz monzonite is a coarse-grained, felsic plutonic, or intrusive igneous rock. Felsic rocks are light-colored rocks rich in lighter elements

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