When oceanic or continental plates slide past each other in opposite directions<span>, or </span>move<span> in the same </span>direction<span> but at different speeds, a transform fault boundary is formed.</span>
I'm thinking A. Because uniformitarianism means the theory that changes in the earth's crust during geological history have resulted from the action of continuous and uniform processes.
Granite
T: Phaneritic, Pegmatitic
P: Craton. Near Intrusive bodies such as a batholith
Plutonic
Minerals: Major: Plagioclase, K-spar
Granite #2
T: Phaneritic
P: same as above
plutonic
minerals: Major: Kspar Minor: Quartz and plag
Syenite:
T: Phaneritic
P: intrusive body. common in sills and more mafic bodies.
minerals: mainly alkali feldspar and amphibole
A rock on Earth's surface tends to be weathered more because it is exposed to wind, precipitation, and the effects of gravity. A rock buried underground does not experience weathering from wind, precipitation, or gravity.