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Granite Peak is an example of an eroded _____ that formed the base of the Grand Teton Mountains. laccolith dike batholith sill

Granite Peak is an example of an eroded _____ that formed the base of the Grand Teton Mountains. laccolith dike batholith sill
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Granite Peak is an example of an eroded _____ that formed the base of the Grand Teton Mountains.

laccolith
dike
batholith
sill

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The correct answer is batholith

Batholiths are almost always made out of types of minerals that granite belongs to.
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