Explain Lacolith and Batholith

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Laccolith

In geology, any of a type of igneous intrusion that has split apart two strata, resulting in a domelike structure; the floor of the structure is usually horizontal.
A laccolith is often smaller than a stock, which is another type of igneous intrusion, and usually is less than 16 …

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