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3. Why are intrusive igneous rocks usually coarse grained.​

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Intrusive igneous rocks tend to be coarse - grained (phaneritic) because they take longer to cool; therefore; the crystals have time to grow larger Why are intrusive igneous (plutonic) rocks usually coarse - grained (phaneritic) Extrusive igneous (volcanic) rock tend to be fine- grained (aphanitic) because they cool very quickly.

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