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The largest intrusive volcanic landform, over 100 km².
Magma cools and solidifies into granite in the crust.
It has a domed top with gently sloping sides.
It is a granite intrusion in east Ireland, influencing geology.
Granite is the main rock forming the batholith.
Usually metamorphic rocks, like quartzite and schist.
Magma is injected horizontally between sedimentary layers.
Dykes are formed, widening fissures in the rock.
They have a domed top and a flat base from magma push.
The collision of the African and Eurasian plates.
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