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Tertiary intrusive rocks of intermediate to silicic composition (NMTi;0)

Geologic Formation in NM, AZ
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Mafic
Geologic Age
Eocene – Pliocene (56 Ma – 2.58 Ma ago)
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Ti
Includes monzonitic to granitic plutons, stocks, laccoliths, and porphyritic dikes in deeply eroded magmatic centers; and andesitic, dacitic, or rhyolitic plugs and dikes near cauldrons or stratovolcanoes. In the Latir field, fine-grained rhyolitic dikes commonly cut coarse-grained granitic plutons. Includes alkaline laccoliths, plugs, and dikes in Colfax County. North-trending dikes near Capitan include some mafic diabase dikes.
— USGS
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