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    Which of the Following Igneous Rocks Is Composed Mainly of Ferromagnesian
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Which of the Following Igneous Rocks Is Composed Mainly of Ferromagnesian

Question 148

Question 148

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Which of the following igneous rocks is composed mainly of ferromagnesian minerals with less than 20% feldspar?


A) peridotite
B) rhyolite
C) andesite
D) granite

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