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Alainaaa8

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Igneous rocks with a texture that is so fine-grained that the crystals are too small to see is:
  a. aphanitic.
  b. porphyritic.
  c. glassy.
  d. phaneritic.
  e. pyroclastic



Question 2

Igneous rocks with a two-stage intrusive-extrusive origin are recognized by a texture that is:
  a. aphanitic.
  b. porphyritic.
  c. glassy.
  d. phaneritic.
  e. pyroclastic.




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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

B





 

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