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What Two Rock Types Are Often Found Interlayered in the Same

Question 69

Question 69

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What two rock types are often found interlayered in the same volcanic deposit?


A) andesite and komatiite
B) granite and gabbro
C) obsidian and pumice
D) peridotite and basalt

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