Granite is one of the main rocks that makes up the continental crust.
Most of the continental crust is made up of igneous rocks. However, there are metamorphic and sedimentary rocks that make up the continental crust as well.
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Granite is the light-colored rock that makes up most of Earth's continental crust.
Igneous rock.
The continental shelf is normally made out of continental crust, the oceanic crust begins at the base of the continental rise. However in most places the oceanic crust near the continental margins is covered by continental sediments (eroded form the continents) carried down onto the Oceanic planes by deep sea canyons running off the continental rises.
granite or rhyolite
Continental crust--granite. Oceanic crust--basalt.
Granite is the light-colored rock that makes up most of Earth's continental crust.
granite
Granite
granite or rhyolite
Igneous rock.
No, in fact it is the opposite. The continental crust is thicker and less dense than the oceanic crust.
The continental shelf is normally made out of continental crust, the oceanic crust begins at the base of the continental rise. However in most places the oceanic crust near the continental margins is covered by continental sediments (eroded form the continents) carried down onto the Oceanic planes by deep sea canyons running off the continental rises.
granite or rhyolite
Oceanic crust is more dense than continental crust.
Silicate minerals compose the crust.
Plagioclase Feldspar and Biotite and Amphibole
Simply put, that crust which is above sea level. Most (but not all) of this crust is also "continental" crust.