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Thermal metamorphism
Added by Lawrie Ryan on Mar 19, 2008
An animation showing how metamorphic rock is formed by the heat of hot magma. A batholith of trapped magma heats the surrounding sedimentary rock, slowly baking it and changing its chemical composition.
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