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What is a porphyroblast?

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What are porphyroblasts and how do they form?

A Porphyroblast is a large crystal formed on the inside of Metamorphic rocks.metamorphic rocks (in)...crystals showing planar surfaces-namely, magnetite, garnet, epidote, mica, calcite, quartz, and feldspar. Minerals that have a tendency to form large single crystals (e.g., garnet) are termed porphyroblasts


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