Pyrometamorphism
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Pyrometamorphism
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Pyrometamorphism is a type of metamorphism in which rocks are rapidly changed by heat, e.g. coming from a rapidly emplaced extrusive or intrusive igneous rock or from a fossil fuel fire. The rocks produced by pyrometamorphism include buchite, clinker and paralava, formed due to melting and/or recrystallisation of sedimentary rocks. Both natural and anthropogenic examples of sites with active pyrometamorphism are known. One well-known area of natural pyrometamorphic rocks is the Hatrurim Formatio
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Metamorphism resulting from combustion of coal or hydrocarbon deposits
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrometamorphism
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2023-01-02T12:38:19Z
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