👉 In paleontology, a paleolite is a type of igneous rock that has been transformed by cooling and solidifying processes similar to those found in metamorphic rocks. These rocks are often found in the upper or middle part of a sedimentary sequence, such as an igneous侵染, which represents the oldest material within a given stratum. An example of a paleolite is a metamorphic rock that has been subjected to cooling and solidifying processes similar to those found in the mantle
