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Why are rocks important to geologists
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Why are rocks important to geologists

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Rocks either have certain minerals stuck to them or show various cracks and lines which help geologists determine the temperature and pressure of the area it was found in. Rocks also give geologists insights on the geological state of the origin of the rock.

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Because they study different types of rocks so that’s why they are important because that’s what they study and do and like broken down concrete are rocks so they study that also
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