Rocks
Reference list · 17L, 18T
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Parent lists
- Geology · 37L, 29T
- Physical objects · 16L, 2T
- Petrology · 13L, 52T
- Natural materials · 19L, 40T
- Lithosphere · 9L, 7T
Sub-lists
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- Criminal rock-throwing · 3L, 21T
- Eruption products · 2L, 1T
- Extraterrestrial rocks · 3L, 1T
- Igneous rocks · 10L, 20T
- Individual rocks · 6L, 31T
- Inscribed rocks · 1L, 9T
- Metamorphic rocks · 6L, 24T
- Meteorites · 14L, 11T
- Pyroclastic rocks · 1L
- Rock formations · 18L, 19T
- Rock climbing · 4L, 16T
- Rock-cut architecture · 8L, 23T
- Rock mass classification · 1T
- Rock stubs · 1L, 8T
- Rocks in religion · 1L, 1T
- Sedimentary rocks · 16L, 63T
- Stone (material) · 17L, 27T
Members
18
- Bedrock · 2L · Lithified rock under the regolith
- Phenocryst · 4L · Crystal larger than the rock grains that surround it in an igneous rock
- Outcrop · 3L · Visible exposure of bedrock or ancient superficial deposits on the surface of the Earth
- Rock (geology) · 5L · Naturally occurring mineral aggregate
- Sedimentary rock · 6L · Rock formed by the deposition and subsequent cementation of material
- Tasmanite (mineral) · 6L · rare regional mineraloid, fossilized organic resin of brownish-reddish color from the island of Tasmania
- Pet Rock · 8L · Collectible toy
- Pounamu · 7L · Topic
- Limonite · 2L · Oxide mineral
- Intrusive rock · 6L · Magmatic rock formed below the surface
- Boulder · 5L · Natural rock fragment larger than 25.6 centimetres in diameter
- Hypatia (stone) · 9L · Candidate for the first comet nucleus
- List of rock types · 6L · A list of rock types recognized by geologists
- Mountain soap · 8L · Old name for a large group of minerals, soap clays
- Geode · 3L · Hollow formation inside a rock
- Country rock (geology) · 3L · Rock types native to a specific area, as opposed to intrusions or sediments originating from other areas
- Bell stone · 7L · Rock that produces a bell-like sound when struck
- Whinstone · 4L · Quarrying term for any hard dark-coloured rock
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