Aplite Dike in Monzogranite
A large aplite dike cutting through the monzogranite rock in Joshua Tree National Park, California. The concave hollows are formed by ^cavernous weathering^, the chemical action of water
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Charlie Ott /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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