The texture of a rock refers to the details of its visible character—the size and quality and interrelations of its grains and the fabric they form. Larger-scale features, such as fractures and layering, are considered rock structures.
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 Aphanitic Texture |  Equigranular Texture |  Glassy Texture |  Phaneritic Texture |
 Poikilitic Texture |  Porphyritic Texture |  Pyroclastic Texture |  Spinifex Texture |
 Vesicular Texture |
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