Igneous Rocks: Types, Formation, and Geological Structures Explained #3736409 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays six representative igneous rock specimens-three extrusive (e.g., pumice, scoria, obsidian) and three intrusive (e.g., granite, gabbro, diorite)-alongside geological cross-sections illustrating how magma solidifies either on the surface (as ash, lava, or extrusive rocks) or underground (forming plutons, dikes, sills, batholiths, and xenoliths). Labels identify key features such as magma chambers, laccoliths, and volcanic vents, supporting earth science education.

Used in geology textbooks, educational websites, and classroom presentations to teach rock classification and magmatic processes; matches user intent for learning about rock origins, volcanic activity, and crustal formation.