Identifying the rocks

Geography

1 answer:

trapecia [35]3 years ago

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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

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