Answer:
B. intrusion of magma into fractions
Explanation:
A pluton is a type of rock that is formed when magma cools and solidifies underground, they are an intrusive igneous rock (forced into other layers of rock), usually in cracks. The three main types of pluton are bysmalith (cylindrical), lopolith (mushroom-shaped), and laccolith (blister-shaped).
Because magma is under high pressure and takes a long time to cool, it allows time for the formation of large crystals. Therefore, plutonic rocks have coarse-grained crystals that come in many different colors and sizes. A good example is granite.
<em>Considering this information we can conclude that pluton is not manmade rock, they come in different sizes (not only large) so the correct answer is B. intrusion of magma into fractions. </em>
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Answer:example of the Levallois technique of the Middle Paleolithic.
Explanation:
Levallois technique is the term used to ascribe to the production of a stone tool by striking the core to remove flakes from a stone core before detaching the final stone which has resemblance to a turtle shell.
Levallois has been traced by Archeologists to have been used by modern man during the Middle Stone Age of the Middle Paleolithic Acheulean era.
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Constructive plate boundaries
1) Convection currents in the mantle move the plates
2) 2 plates of oceanic crust diverge/pull apart e.g. North American and Eurasian plates.
3)
The rising magma forces the ends of the plate to push up and buckle.
This creates tensional cracks on the underside of the plates.
4) Magma is squeezed into the gap between the two plates and is cooled by the ocean to form new, solidified rock/basalt.
5) Rising magma forces its way through the tensional cracks and forms sub-marine shield volcanoes on the ocean floor.
6)
With repeated eruptions over millions of years they can grow until
they break the surface of the ocean and become volcanic islands e.g.
Iceland.
