== == Metamorphic rocks can be found at great depths within the Earth's crust, at the base of mountains, or in contact zones where plutonic intrusions have metamorphosed the host rock via high temperatures.
Metamorphic rocks can indeed be found at great depths within the crust, but for a rockhound, finding them elsewhere is not a problem. Areas that have experienced previous glaciation (as far south as Central Illinois in the last period of glaciation) are full of metamorphic erratic rocks, transported and dropped by the ice. Visitors to Colorado can find an abundance of metamorphic rocks in the eroded Rocky Mountains, many dating to the Pre-Cambrian. Californians, too can collect meta's in eroded mountains and in formations such as the San Onofre Breccia. No glaciation? Look around eroded mountains.
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∙ 11y agoMetamorphic rock can be found almost anywhere. Its is marble so it can be made into statue and we all know statues are everywhere!
A pencil contains graphite, this is an allotrope of carbon. As such it is an elemental mineral rather than a metamorphic rock!
A manmade metamorphic rock is something you find in the toilet, some people call it poo or faeces :P
Any type of rock can become metamorphic.
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in a metamorphic rock you find rock.
One can find a metamorphic rock in a variety of locations. Some of the places where one can find a metamorphic rock include the base of mountains and within the Earth's crust.
A metamorphic rock is the type of rock that is formed when pressure or heat change other rocks. Existing rock types can be changed by movements of the Earth that causes them to be squeezed or buried.
a metamorphic rock looks like any other rock you could find.
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A manmade metamorphic rock is something you find in the toilet, some people call it poo or faeces :P
A pencil contains graphite, this is an allotrope of carbon. As such it is an elemental mineral rather than a metamorphic rock!
Metamorphic rocks, like slate or quartizite, or even diamonds.
A metamorphic rock.
Any type of rock can become metamorphic.