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The 7 pages that link to Intrusive rock, each with the reason it gives.

• GraniteNarrower topic: Granite’s underground origin is the defining feature of an intrusive rock.

• GabbroNarrower topic: Gabbro is an intrusive rock, cooled slowly underground.

• Phaneritic textureNarrower topic: Underground emplacement commonly allows the slow cooling associated with phaneritic grains.

• DioriteNarrower topic: Diorite is intrusive; underground cooling allows its crystals to grow coarse.

• GranodioriteNarrower topic: Granodiorite’s crystals grow as its magma cools underground.

• BatholithNarrower topic: A batholith is a large exposed body of intrusive igneous rock.

• Extrusive rockCompared with: Intrusive rocks generally cool more slowly underground, unlike surface-formed extrusive rocks.