DETRITAL/CLASTIC

Question 1

sed rock and grabau name of GRAVEL

Answer 1

sed rock- gravelstone/conglomerate
grabau- rudite

Question 2

sed rock and grabau name of SAND

Answer 2

sed rock- sandstone
grabau- arenite

Question 3

sed rock and grabau name of MUD

Answer 3

sed rock- mudrock
grabau- lutite

Question 4

made up of gravel-sized sediments

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GRAVELSTONES

Question 5

gravelstones made up of rounded sediments

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CONGLOMERATE

Question 6

made up of angular sediments; a.k.a RUDITES

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BRECCIA

Question 7

• with an interior source eroding from the same source and lithifying in place
• uniform composition for clasts and matrices

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INTRAFORMATIONAL

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• composition derived outside of depositional basin
• clasts and matrices’ composition different

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EXTRAFORMATIONAL

Question 9

clast supported

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ORTHOCONGLOMERATE

Question 10

matrix-supported

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PARACONGLOMERATE

Question 11

Gravelstone with more than 90% of the framework clasts consisting of a single/few resistant rocks/minerals

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OLIGOMICT

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Clasts of different compositions that are prone to weathering and erosion

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PETROMICT

Question 13

clasts composed of a single composition

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MONOMICTIC

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clasts composed of about 2-4 different types of parent rocks

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DIAMICTIC

Question 15

clasts with numerous amounts of types of composition

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POLYMICTIC

Question 16

type of gravelstone composed of lithified colluvium deposited from mass wasting

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DIAMCTITE

Question 17

sedimentary rocks made up of sand-sized sediments

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SANDSTONES/ARENITES

Question 18

classifies sandstones based on the proportions of quartz (Q), feldspars (F) and lithic fragments (L)

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FOLK’S SCHEME-

Question 19

with significant amount of feldspars

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ARKOSE

Question 20

mud matrix

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WACKE

Question 21

older, general term for matrix-rich sandstone

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GRAYWACKE

Question 22

• Derived from volcanic-magmatic arms
• Over subduction zones along convergent plate boundaries

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MAGMATIC ARC SOURCE

Question 23

Recycled sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous sediments, and accretionary complexes uplifted

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SUBDUCTION COMPLEXES

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• Uplifted continental and oceanic originating seds
• Continental collisions close to ocean basins

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2. COLLISION OROGENS

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• Diverse sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous assemblages
• Exposed in orogenic belts at convergent plate boundaries

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FORELAND UPLIFTS

Question 26

3 recycled orogen source

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1. SUBDUCTION COMPLEXES
2. COLLISION OROGENS
3. FORELAND UPLIFTS

Question 27

3 continental block source

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1. CRATON INTERIOR
2. TRANSITIONAL CRATONS
3. UPLIFTED BASEMENT

Question 28

3 sources of sediments

Answer 28

1. MAGMATIC ARC SOURCE
2. RECYCLED OROGEN SOURCE
3. CONTINENTAL BLOCK SOURCE

Question 29

• From pre-existing, mature sedimentary rocks that overlie plutonic basement in a stable platform
• very low relief

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CRATON INTERIOR

Question 30

• Platform seds and plutonic basement shield rocks are exposed
• Low to moderate relief

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TRANSITIONAL CRATONS

Question 31

• Basement plutonic igneous and metamorphic rocks are exposed
• High relief resulting from uplift

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UPLIFTED BASEMENT

Question 32

mudrocks made up of the combination of silt and clay-sized sediments

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MUDSTONE

Question 33

mudrock showing distinct layering

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SHALE

Question 34

banding observed among mudrocks where they tend to break

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Fissility

Question 35

smectite-rich claystones that formed from the alteration of volcanic ash deposits from explosive eruptions;

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BENTONITE

Question 36

what is Bentonite known as in Tagalog?

Answer 36

ADOBE