Geography · Geomorphology - Igneous/Primary Rocks
Which structural and physical characteristics generally distinguish igneous rocks from sedimentary rocks?
- 1They are highly porous, soft, and rich in organic matter.
- 2They are generally harder, crystalline or granular, and non-porous.✓
- 3They consist of well-defined, easily separable thin fossil sheets.
- 4They are formed exclusively through chemical evaporation in shallow seas.
Correct answer
They are generally harder, crystalline or granular, and non-porous.
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