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Which Common Rock Forming Minerals Exhibit Cleavage Planes at Nearly

Question 98

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Which common rock forming minerals exhibit cleavage planes at nearly 60°/120°?

A) feldspars like plagioclase and orthoclase
B) micas like muscovite and biotite
C) pyroxenes like augite
D) amphiboles like hornblende

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