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Rich deposits of chromite formed within these features are often described as “podiform.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name these features whose components often mix to form namesake mélanges (“may-LON-jiz”). Harzburgite (“HARTS-burg-ite”) and dunite (“DOON-ite”) are usually found toward the bottom of these features, which are underlain by a layer called the metamorphic sole.
ANSWER: ophiolites [accept ophiolitic chromitites or ophiolitic mélanges]
[10m] Layers of this rock are found below sheeted dike complexes and above peridotite in ophiolite sequences. This igneous rock is the intrusive equivalent of basalt.
ANSWER: gabbros
[10e] This term is often used to describe dark-colored igneous rocks like gabbro. In general, this portmanteau term refers to rocks that are rich in magnesium and iron, in contrast with felsic rocks.
ANSWER: mafic [accept ferromagnesian]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
British ColumbiaUC Berkeley B0000
Chicago BTexas0101020ME
FloridaArizona State001010E
Georgia StateNYU0000
Illinois ANorthwestern0101020ME
IndianaToronto A001010E
Iowa StateCornell A0101020ME
MITGeorgia Tech10101030HME
MarylandCornell B001010E
MinnesotaHarvard001010E
North Carolina AChicago A0101020ME
North Carolina BIllinois B001010E
Ohio StateWinona State001010E
StanfordColumbia A001010E
Toronto BJohns Hopkins001010E
UC Berkeley ARutgers0101020ME
UCFRIT001010E
VanderbiltMichigan001010E
VirginiaColumbia B001010E
Virginia TechToronto C0101020ME
WUSTL BLSE0101020ME
Waterloo AWUSTL A001010E
Waterloo BPenn State001010E
YaleOttawa001010E

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2025 ACF NationalsYes2412.9292%33%4%