mention the differences between
land forms and extrusive land forms.
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The rocks that solidify beneath the ground are called intrusive or plutonic rocks, while those that solidify above the surface are called extrusive or volcanic rocks. Extrusive rocks are sometimes small rocks that you can hold in your hand. At other times, entire landforms are created when lava flows onto the surface.
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The rocks that solidify beneath the ground are called intrusive or plutonic rocks, while those that solidify above the surface are called extrusive or volcanic rocks. Extrusive rocks are sometimes small rocks that you can hold in your hand. At other times, entire landforms are created when lava flows onto the surface.
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