The metamorphic rock record through Earth's history

Holder, Robert M.; Viete, Daniel R.

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“…The classical view on metamorphism is based on the physical-chemical parameters to define the metamorphic environment including the temperature and pressure being the most important ones (https://www.geolsoc.org.uk/ks3/gsl/education/resources/rockcycle/ page3576.html -accessed on 25 February 2024). In contrast, fluid availability and nature as well as the nature of the tectonic stress field are other aspects to view metamorphism [8,9]. These categories almost automatically determine the main approaches metamorphic geology follow.…”

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Introductory Chapter: Introduction to New Advances in Metamorphic Geology

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2024

Metamorphic Rocks as the Key to Understanding Geodynamic Processes

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number of such research in the future. Overall, metamorphic geology has experienced dramatic advances in recent times, and the recognition of these steps is important in recurrent scientific report such as this InTech book. Figure 3. Strong deformation along the Alpine Fault in the outcrop scale offering perfect opportunity to use high-resolution advanced technologies including applied remote sensing of mapping the link between structural patterns and metamorphic zones.

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Section: Introduction 11 Metamorphic Geology As the Core Of Tradition...mentioning

confidence: 99%