Exam 4: Igneous Rocks and Intrusive Igneous Activity
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Large crystals found in a fine-grained groundmass can indicate
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The discontinuous branch of Bowmen's reaction series contains only ___________minerals.
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What is the evidence of forceful injection of magma as batholiths intrude into the country rock?
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Felsic lavas would tend to be slow moving, thick, and move only short distances.
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According to Bowen's reaction series, you would not find a mineral assemblage containing
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Briefly explain the differences between granitization, assimilation, and forceful injection as processes of batholith emplacement.
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What is the rock name for a volcanic glass that is so porous it can float in water?
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When magma cools slowly, crystal growth (slows/speeds)___________ the rate of nucleation, and the resultant rock is___________ -grained.
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Phaneritic textures indicate that the rock formed under extrusive conditions as the lava cooled and crystallized on Earth's surface.
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Mafic magma is silica poor and may be derived from melting of Earth's upper mantle.
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Aphanitic, phaneritic and porphyritic are textural terms which
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Pegmatites are composed of very large crystals that formed from water-rich magma.
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Viscosity of a magma provides an indication of the temperature and pressure under which it crystallizes.
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Magma chambers generally exist at depths of 100's of km beneath spreading ridges.
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