Exam 4: Igneous Rocks and Plutons
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Andesite and ____________________ are respectively,____trusive and ____trusive rocks formed in volcanic chains along ____________________ plate boundaries.
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When looking at a hand sample of an igneous rock,how would you tell if it is plutonic or volcanic?
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Why can an intruding mafic magma assimilate felsic country rock,but an intruding felsic magma cannot assimilate mafic country rock?
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The largest intrusive bodies are called ____________________ and by definition,they must have at least ______ square kilometers of surface area.
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The Columbia Plateau basalts issued from fissures which are now preserved as ____________________.
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Geologists agree that hot-spot volcanism results from a rising mantle plume.
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Igneous rocks having a phaneritic texture have ____________________ grains that ____________________ be seen easily by the naked eye.
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What does a phaneritic texture tell us about the history of an igneous rock?
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____________________ is the first ferromagnesian mineral to crystallize from a mafic magma.
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Igneous rocks with a texture that is so fine-grained that the crystals are too small to see is ____.
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The process of assimilation partly explains why felsic intrusive rocks are much more common than mafic intrusive rocks.
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List three processes by which felsic and intermediate igneous rocks can be formed from more mafic magmas.
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Give one reason why rhyolite flows are less common than basalt flows.
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When magma cools slowly,crystal growth proceeds at a relatively ____________________ speed,and the resultant rock is ____________________ in texture.
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Rhyolite and granite are extrusive and intrusive rocks formed by volcanism and ____________________,which form at or near plate boundaries as the result of ____________________ and/or ____________________ of plates.
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