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    Vesicles in an Igneous Rock Are Evidence for Which of the Following
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Vesicles in an Igneous Rock Are Evidence for Which of the Following

Question 31

Question 31

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Vesicles in an igneous rock are evidence for which of the following?


A) a highly felsic composition
B) abundant volatiles that formed gas bubbles
C) fractional crystallization
D) magma mixing

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