What are the igneous rocks of the ocean floor
Question asked by: lilrayshin
Asked on: 17 Feb 2010
Igneous rocks are most common for instance basalt.
These were formed at the boundary with the earth underneath and so come from giant underwater volcanoes, and that's why they are mainly all igneous rocks.
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Replied at: 21 Feb 2010
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