1)batholith
2)basalt plateau
3)laccolith
4)sill|||2) basalt plateau
"plateau basalt An extensive, thick, smooth flow or succession of flows of high-temperature, fluid basalt erupted from fissures, flooding topographic lows, and accumulated to form a plateau."
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" noun
Definition:
layer of basalt rock: an extensive continental deposit of basaltic volcanic rock "
http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_701704鈥?/a>|||A batholith is a very large body of cooled magma that represents a reservoir that failed to erupt.
A sill is a horizontal intrusion of magma below ground.
A laccolith is like a sill, only it bows upward.
A basalt plateau is a plateau formed by basalt lava. This is the only feature on your list that forms above ground.|||2) basalt plateau|||The answer is (3) laccolith.
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