Schistosity is an example of which type of chemical or physical metamorphic process? 

Non-foliated metamorphic rocks form by which metamorphic process?

A metamorphic rock, like in the picture below, has aligned minerals orientated in the same direction, but does not contain planar fabric(layers). What metamorphic texture does the rock have?

In what environments does low pressure/high temperature metamorphism occur?

What trend in clastic sedimentary rocks would you expect to see in Louisiana as time progressed from 100Ma to the present?

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he figure below is a paleogeographic interpretation of the North

American continent around 100-70 Ma.

Occasionally fine-grained sediments of the abyssal plane near continental slopes can contain courser sand-sized sediment carried by submarine landslides called turbidite deposits.

Liquid water is the main agent of erosion.

Chemical sedimentary rocks are mostly classified based on their mineral composition. However, limestones have a more elaborate classification based on their sedimentary structures.

Geologists use the principle of to usually compare sedimentary structures formed in modern environments to lithified counterparts in ancient rocks. 

Compaction and cementation are two processes involved in the process called (it's only 1 word answer), which turns loose sediment into consolidated/lithified sedimentary rocks.