Plutonic rock is a form of:

Sedimentary rock

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Metamorphic rock

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Stratified rock

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Igneous rock

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Solution

The correct option is D Igneous rock
Igneous rock

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Consider the following statements about the Plutonic (intrusive) rocks observed in the field:

1. LACCOLITHS: Vertical to steeply inclined and sheet like body which Cut across the bedding of the rocks in which they intrude.

2. LOPOLITHS: These are basin or saucer-shaped concordant bodies with top nearly flat and convex bottom

3. PHACOLITHS: All intrusive igneous bodies with irregular shape, i.e. the body with no specific shape.

4. CHONOLITHS: These are concordant bodies that occur along the crests and troughs of the folded sedimentary strata.

Which of the above statements are incorrect?

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