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An isograd is a concept used in the study of metamorphic rocks. The metamorphic grade of such a rock is a rough measure of the degree of metamorphism it has undergone, as characterised by the presence of certain index minerals. An isograd is a theoretical surface comprising points all at the same metamorphic grade, and thus separates metamorphic zones…
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| Isograd | is a | concept used in the study of metamorphic rocks | 0.90 | text |
| Isograd | is a | theoretical surface comprising points all at the same metamorphic grade | 0.90 | text |
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