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'''Gabbro''' is an [[igneous intrusive layer|igneous intrusive]] [[magma-safe]] [[stone]] which can form whole [[stone layers|layers]]. | '''Gabbro''' is an [[igneous intrusive layer|igneous intrusive]] [[magma-safe]] [[stone]] which can form whole [[stone layers|layers]]. | ||
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Gabbro is the rock that forms layers on oceanic plates. Some variants are known by the trade name "black granite," mainly for countertops and gravestones. It is otherwise unremarkable to the layman. | Gabbro is the rock that forms layers on oceanic plates. Some variants are known by the trade name "black granite," mainly for countertops and gravestones. It is otherwise unremarkable to the layman. | ||
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