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lapo4ka [179]
3 years ago
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What Earth science concept explains the process of the cooling of magma into porous rock? Explain your answer. plz answer correc

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Biology
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Zolol [24]3 years ago
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The concept would be crystallization. As magma cools inside or outside of the earth it crystallizes into an igneous rock. Intrusive (formed inside crust) igneous rocks are typically more course grained and contain many different noticeable minerals (for example, granite). Extrusive (formed outside) igneous rocks are typically more porous and are more fine grained then intrusive rocks (example, obsidian).
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f. Complete flowers are flowers that have all parts of the flower. Incomplete interest is an interest that does not have one part of interest as described above.

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• Pollination by water. Pollination aided by water usually occurs in aquatic plants. This happens because the falling rainwater can hit pollen.

• Human pollination. Plants that process pollination assisted by humans are plants

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