Intrusive Igneous Activity (Grade 10 NSC Matric Geography): Flashcards

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Igneous intrusions

Rock features from magma cooling within Earth's crust

Largest & deepest igneous intrusions

Batholiths

Most common rock type in batholiths

Granite

Shape of laccoliths

Dome-shaped intrusions pushing up overlying rock layers

Direction dykes cut through rock

Vertically

Direction sills run in rock

Horizontally between rock strata

Shape of volcanic pipes

Carrot-shaped intrusions

Crystal size in deep intrusions

Large - slow cooling allows minerals time to grow

How intrusive features become visible

Weathering & erosion remove overlying rocks over millions of yrs

Rock commonly found in dykes

Dolerite

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