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Sheeting parallel to quarry floors, and rock bursts on fresh cuts and tunnels, are caused by unloading.
East-West
A directional orientation parallel to the equator, used to describe the relative positioning of geographic features or movements on Earth.
Shortened
Made smaller in length, duration, or extent.
Metamorphic Grade
A classification of the degree of metamorphism or the extent of crystalline, structural, and chemical changes that have occurred in a rock due to heat, pressure, and chemical processes.
Banded Rocks
Rocks displaying layers or bands of varying composition and color, often a result of different historical geological processes.
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