"lava"
Devils Marbles are a type of rock known as granite. They are large, rounded boulders that have been eroded over time into unique shapes. These granite formations are found in the Northern Territory of Australia.
If a sandstone in contact with a granite contains fragments of the granite, it suggests that the granite is older than the sandstone. The presence of granite fragments indicates that the granite was likely eroded and its material was transported and deposited to form the sandstone. This relationship can also imply that geological processes, such as weathering and erosion, played a significant role in shaping the landscape between the two rock types.
If the granite is eroded somehow and then all of the fragements sit there for a while over time it will turn into sedementary rock.
I reiley don't know.
it is batholiths
Not to any significant degree.
Granite is found on the continents in areas where the Earth's crust has been deeply eroded. The most common place to find granite would be anywhere overlying rock and sediment have eroded away the material above plutons causing granite to be exposed at the surface.
They are eroded by the water.
it drowns.
They are eroded by the weather.
"lava"
Devils Marbles are a type of rock known as granite. They are large, rounded boulders that have been eroded over time into unique shapes. These granite formations are found in the Northern Territory of Australia.
If a sandstone in contact with a granite contains fragments of the granite, it suggests that the granite is older than the sandstone. The presence of granite fragments indicates that the granite was likely eroded and its material was transported and deposited to form the sandstone. This relationship can also imply that geological processes, such as weathering and erosion, played a significant role in shaping the landscape between the two rock types.
If the granite is eroded somehow and then all of the fragements sit there for a while over time it will turn into sedementary rock.
nothing happens
Most of the rock you will find at Yosemite will be granite. The old rock layers were eroded away and the tougher granite layer is what we now see today.