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* Foliated (banded) - minerals oriented along visible planes * Example: Schist (fine grain) (from slate) * Example: Gneiss (coarse grain) (from a variety of rock, one of which is granite) * Non-foliated (no banding) usually rock of one mineral) * Example: Quartzite (from sandstone - quartz) * Example: Marble (from limestone - calcium carbonate

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Nonfoliated refers to a type of metamorphic rock that does not have a banded or layered appearance. These rocks have a more uniform texture and lack the parallel alignment of mineral grains typically seen in foliated rocks. Examples of nonfoliated rocks include quartzite and marble.

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