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Granitoid

A rock classification type
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Unique IdentifiersGranitoid

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Rocks in sections 2 (alkali-feldspar granite), 3 (granite), 4 (granodiorite) and 5 (tonalite) on theQAPF diagram.
Section 3 can be divided into 3a (syenogranite) and 3b (monzogranite).

Sub-divisions of GranitoidFeldspar >Plagioclase(Na,Ca)[(Si,Al)AlSi2]O8MicaA petrological term forMica Group.

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