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To: ali who wrote (1064)	4/14/1999 3:12:00 PM
From: Bill Pieper	Read Replies (1) of 4269

Ok, guys, with all this talk about rocks from Tim and Steven, we need to go to class and get educated and learn about igneous rocks and where the minerals formed in them come from: Go here and learn about igneous rocks: geo.utep.edu and here: stemnet.nf.ca ------------------------------------ The following notes are credited to Geology 3101 class at UTEP: The formation of igneous rocks Classification of igneous rock bodies Identification of igneous rocks Geologic history from igneous rocks Introduction Rocks are aggregates of minerals. Igneous rocks solidify from molten rock, or magma. (Fig. 1). Igneous rocks are divided into two major types based on where the magma cools and crystallizes: plutonic, or intrusive, igneous rocks which solidify below the Earth¹s surface, and volcanic, or extrusive, igneous rocks which represent the eruption of magma onto the Earth's surface. Igneous rocks are further classified by their texture and composition. Go to the url to get the rest of the Geology Lab if this is interesting to you to learn about igneous rocks which Flag is drilling into now.

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