The intrusive igneous rocks that most likely formed below Earth's surface are ____.
A) basalt, pumice, and welded tuff
B) obsidian, granite, and basalt
C) pumice, andesite, and welded tuff
D) granite, diorite, and gabbro
E) granite, diorite, and rhyolite
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Q27: The process of assimilation _.
A)includes melting and
Q28: Although all compositions are represented, most plutons
Q29: Both batholiths and stocks are _.
A)mostly discordant
B)not
Q30: Large crystals found in a fine-grained groundmass
Q31: Igneous rocks formed by explosive volcanic activity
Q33: Most igneous rocks are classified as either
Q34: Mantle plumes are primarily found at _.
A)divergent
Q35: Stoping is the process in which _.
A)pyroclastic
Q36: Most batholiths _.
A)assimilate all country rock as
Q37: A(n)_ pluton has boundaries that parallel the
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