The nature of batholiths

The nature of batholiths

by Warren Bell Hamilton

Part of Shorter contributions to general geology

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"A survey of features of U.S. batholiths leads to the interpretation that these complexes are generally thin and that they crystallized beneath covers consisting largely of their own volcanic ejecta."

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