Image: Kilbourne Hole embedded xenolith
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Description: This image shows a mantle xenolith embedded in basalt from Kilbourne Hole, New Mexico, US. The xenolith is a fragment of mantle rock that was carried intact to the surface by the eruption that formed Kilbourne Hole. Most such xenoliths are composed of Type I lherzolite.
Title: Kilbourne Hole embedded xenolith
Credit: Own work
Author: Kent G. Budge
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License: CC0
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