Part I: Metamorphic facies Complete the table below for the 5 metamorphic facies with pressures greater than 6 kbar. List the most diagnostic minerals and their formulas. Be thorough in filling out the table for complete credit. Facies Name Temperature, pressure, and depth of metemorphism Diagnostic minerals Mineral chemical formulas Mineral Colors Most important distinguishing characteristic Plate tectonic setting

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