👉 Jellico is a term used in the context of geology, specifically in the study of mineral deposits. It refers to a type of rock that contains both igneous and metamorphic minerals. The term "jellico" comes from the Latin word "jellicle," which means "stone with lumps." These rocks are often found in areas where there is a high concentration of iron, such as in the upper crust of continental margins or near the Earth's surface.
