Identify the rocks P and Q in the diagram as per the IUGS classification. 
The ternary diagram is Olivine–Orthopyroxene–Clinopyroxene (IUGS ultramafic classification).
Key fields:
Dunite: >90% olivine
Harzburgite: Olivine + orthopyroxene (low clinopyroxene)
Wehrlite: Olivine + clinopyroxene (low orthopyroxene)
Websterite: Orthopyroxene + clinopyroxene (low olivine)
Point P
Lies near the olivine–orthopyroxene side, with high olivine but very little clinopyroxene
→ Harzburgite
Point Q
Lies near the olivine–clinopyroxene side, with significant clinopyroxene and olivine, little orthopyroxene
→ Wehrlite
Answer: (D)
| Group I | Group II |
| P. Stylolite | 1. Liquefaction |
| Q. Pseudonodule | 2. Diagenesis |
| R. Current crescent | 3. Organo-sedimentary binding |
| S. Stromatolite | 4. Scouring |