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Basalt is one of the types of [[stone]] that forms entire [[stone#Stones forming entire layers |layer]]s. | Basalt is one of the types of [[stone]] that forms entire [[stone#Stones forming entire layers |layer]]s. | ||
| − | It is currently{{v|0.28.181.40d}} nearly identical in all ways to 3 of the other 4 igneous extrusive stones: [[andesite]], [[felsite]], and [[rhyolite]] ([[obsidian]] being the sole exception) | + | It is currently{{v|0.28.181.40d}} nearly identical in all ways to 3 of the other 4 igneous extrusive stones: [[andesite]], [[felsite]], and [[rhyolite]] ([[obsidian]] being the sole exception). The sole distinction between the four is that basalt is one of two stones that may contain [[sunstone]]s. |
{{Rocks}} | {{Rocks}} | ||
[[Category:Stone]] | [[Category:Stone]] | ||
[[Category:Igneous Extrusive Stone Layers]] | [[Category:Igneous Extrusive Stone Layers]] | ||
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Basalt is one of the types of stone that forms entire layers.
It is currentlyv0.28.181.40d nearly identical in all ways to 3 of the other 4 igneous extrusive stones: andesite, felsite, and rhyolite (obsidian being the sole exception). The sole distinction between the four is that basalt is one of two stones that may contain sunstones.