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rock
a hard material that composes the earth's crust
fossil
any trace left in a rock left by a plant or animal
gemstones
small deposits of igneous and metamorphic crystals
precious stones
rarest most durable and beautiful gems

Ex:diamonds,rubies
ore
metal with impurities
precious metals
known for durability, rarity, and beauty

Ex:gold, silver
iron
practical,most commonly used and strong
copper
reddish-orange good conductor of elect expensive
fossil fuel
derived from the remains of living things

Ex:coal and petroleum
petrolium
a fossil fuel formed from living creation means "rock oil"
cave
hollow space in the earth large enough for a person to enter
speleology
scientific study of caves
solution cave
dissolving of limestone by acids in water
magnetic field
area surrounding a magnet that is surrounded by it
poles
ends of a magnet where it is most powerful
electronic magnet
becomes magnetic only with electricity
magnetosphere
region of space affected by earth's magnet
solar wind
stream of potentially harmful particles from sun
anthracite
most $
bituminous
most commonly used
sub-bitumnious
" " diddo
lignite
most impuritys
surface mining
layer by layer
underground mining
drill down
igneous
formed by lava and magma
sedimentary
layers of sediments harden into rock
metamorphic
started as igneous or sedimentary changed by heat or pressure
trogoloxens
visit the cave
trogophiles
"love' come for food or nest
trogobites
always in caves
extrusive rocks
igneous at earths surface usually result of magma out of volcano
intrusive rocks
igneous rock formed when magma remains in pockets below surface and slowly cools and hardens underground
mechanical sediments
type formed when rock is physically broken down by "mechanisms" of nature and may later get pressed into sedimentary rocks

ex: sandstone
chemical sediments
formed when minerals dissolve and are carried elswhere where later chrystalize or settle out of solution

ex: halite salt
organic sediments
seds that consist of dead shells animals and skeletons

ex: limestone
foliated rock
layered rock
unfoliated rock
metamorphic rock not layered

ex: marble
soda straws
thin hollow tubes that hang from the ceiling
stalagmite
drippings collect @ ground of cave
stalactite
thick icicles hangs from ceiling
columns
when stalagmite meets stalactite
draperies
drips down wall
flowstone
"frozen" fountain
cave pearls
deposites of calcium carbonate
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