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Igneous Rocks - Don't Just Take Them for Granite |
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Igneous Rocks - Don't Just Take Them for Granite
By Patti Hutchison |
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1 Igneous means "formed from fire." Igneous rocks are formed from fiery magma. This is hot, liquid rock deep inside the earth. When it comes close to the surface, it cools into hard rock.