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(3)

CHALK - sedimentary rock

TUF - igneous rock

(4)

LESS - sedimentary rock

PEAT - sedimentary rock

(5)

APLIT - igneous rock

CLAY - sedimentary rock

GNEIS - crystalline rock

DACITE - igneous rock

OPOKA - sedimentary rock

PUMICE - igneous rock

SAND - sedimentary rock

SKARN - metamorphic rock

TRAPP - igneous rock

TRASS - a kind of tufa

(6)

BOXITE - sedimentary rock

GABBRO - igneous rock

GRAVEL - sedimentary rock

GRANITE - igneous rock

DIABASE - igneous rock

DIORITE - igneous rock

MARBLE - metamorphic rock

NAZHDAK - igneous rock

PERLITE - igneous rock

PICRITE - igneous rock

PORPHYRE - igneous rock

RHYOLIT (liparite) - igneous rock

SYENITE - igneous rock

SLATE - metamorphic rock

TRACHIT - igneous rock

TREPEL - sedimentary rock

PHILLIT - metamorphic rock

(7)

ALEVRITE (siltstone) - sedimentary rock

ALASKIT - igneous rock

ANDESITE - igneous rock

BASALT - igneous rock

BRECCHIA - cemented rock, consisting of angular fragments

DOLOMITE - sedimentary rock

serpentine - igneous rock

QUARTZITE - metamorphic rock

LIPARITE (rhyolite) - igneous rock

MERGEL - sedimentary rock

MILONITE - shale rock

TACHILIT - igneous rock

TESHENIT - igneous rock

EKLOGIT - metamorphic rock

(8)

ARGILLITE - sedimentary rock

DIATOMITE - sedimentary rock

CUPERSITE - oil shale

PEGMATITE - igneous rock

SANDSTONE - sedimentary rock

LOAM - sedimentary rock

TECTONITE - metamorphic rock

PHOSPHORITE - sedimentary rock

(9)

ALEVROLITE (aleurite) - sedimentary rock

LIMESTONE - sedimentary rock

KIMBERLITE - igneous rock

LISTVENIT - sedimentary rock

SILVINITE - sedimentary rock

TRAVERTINE - sedimentary rock

(10)

CARBONATITE - igneous rock

LABRADORITE - igneous rock

PYROXENITE - igneous rock

(11)

CONGLOMERATE - sedimentary rock

SERPENTINITE (serpentine) - metamorphic rock

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