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    Exam 4: Up From the Inferno: Magma and Igneous Rocks
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    A Blob-Like Igneous Rock Body That Has Cooled Beneath the Surface
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A Blob-Like Igneous Rock Body That Has Cooled Beneath the Surface

Question 20

Question 20

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A blob-like igneous rock body that has cooled beneath the surface of Earth is called a ____________.


A) guyot
B) pluton
C) lava flow
D) andesite

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