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The Rock Type Whose Principal Constituents Can Be Seen Without Magnification Is? - Erudites Academy

The rock type whose principal constituents can be seen without magnification is?

by | Dec 28 | Geography JAMB | 0 comments

A. limestone
B. basalt
C. sandstone
D. granite

Correct Answer:

Option D – granite

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