Well, schist!
Back to basics, a real rock.
The photo is about 4 cm wide.
Dark gray crystalline areas are, indeed, quartz. Whiter areas are not, but seem to be feldspar, or an altered growth of ex-feldspars. Brownish patches are essentially intergrown amphiboles. That's about all there is in this rock.
It's horrendously deformed, the white elongate bleb in the upper center essentially is a "boudin" of its former self.
The photo is about 4 cm wide.
Dark gray crystalline areas are, indeed, quartz. Whiter areas are not, but seem to be feldspar, or an altered growth of ex-feldspars. Brownish patches are essentially intergrown amphiboles. That's about all there is in this rock.
It's horrendously deformed, the white elongate bleb in the upper center essentially is a "boudin" of its former self.
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