1) Metamorphic rock 
Migmatite is a rock that is a mixture of metamorphic rock and igneous rock. It is created when a metamorphic rock such as gneiss partially melts, and then that melt recrystallizes into an igneous rock, creating a mixture of the unmelted metamorphic part with the recrystallized igneous part. They can also be known as diatexite. Migmatites form unde...
in geology, rock composed of a metamorphic (altered) host material that is streaked or veined with granite rock; the name means `mixed rock.` Such ... [1 related articles]
A rock that incorporates both metamorphic and igneous materials.
A rock with both igneous and metamorphic characteristics that shows large crystals and laminar flow
A mixture of igneous and metamorphic rocks in which thin dikes and stringers of granitic material interfinger with metamorphic rocks.
Migmatite is a regional metamorphic rock composed of two pre-existent formations that have combined but may remain distinguishable. A medium to coarse-grained rock, migmatite forms in distinct bands of different colours - mainly green or blacks.
A rock with both igneous and metamorphic characteristics that shows large crystals and laminar flow structures. Probably formed metamorphically in the presence of water and without melting.
macroscopically composite rock typically made up of a dark-colored amphibolite or biotite gneiss intimately mixed with a light-colored rock of granite to granodioritic composition. 
A composite rock composed of igneous and metamorphic materials, the result of partial melting at the upper limit of metamorphism.
Rock consisting of thin, alternating layers of granite and schist.