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Figure 4-24. b. Cone sheets in the same area of Mull, after Ritchey (1961), British Regional Geology. Scotland, the Tertiary Volcanic Districts. Note that the yellow felsite ring dike in part (a) is shown as the red ring in the NW of part (b). British Geological Survey.
Structures and Field Relationships Figure 4-26. Shapes of two concordant plutons. a. Laccolith with flat floor and arched roof. b. Lopolith intruded into a structural basin. The scale is not the same for these two plutons, a lopolith is generally much larger. © John Winter and Prentice Hall.
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