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The form of a typical LMI The Muskox Intrusion Figure <strong>12</strong>-1. From Irvine and Smith (1967), In P. J. Wyllie (ed.), Ultramafic and Related Rocks. Wiley. New York, pp. 38-49.
Layering layer: any sheet-like cumulate unit distinguished by its compositional and/or textural features uniform mineralogically and texturally homogeneous non-uniform uniform vary either along or across the layering graded = gradual variation in either mineralogy grain size - quite rare in gabbroic LMIs
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