Intrusive Igneous Rocks Differ from Extrusive Igneous Rocks Primarily in Their

question 37

Multiple Choice

Intrusive igneous rocks differ from extrusive igneous rocks primarily in their

• A)chemical and mineralogical makeup
• B)crystal sizes
• C)plate tectonic setting
• D)degree of heat and pressure involved in magma generation

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