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Igneous rocks are classified by a. composition and texture. b. composition and age. c. texture and presence of fossils. d. texture and size.

Igneous rocks are classified by a. composition and texture. b. composition and age. c. texture and presence of fossils. d. texture and size.
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Igneous rocks are classified by

a. composition and texture.
b. composition and age.
c. texture and presence of fossils.
d. texture and size.

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(d) texture and size

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A. Composition and Texture.
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