Igneous Rocks mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 30 user-made Igneous Rocks mind maps, covering cooling, classification, and mafic and silicic rocks. They support school students and university students studying these topics, and teachers looking for ready-made material across school and university levels. Pick a map to explore.
Mind maps
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Earth Science 203: Igneous
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Igneous Petrology and Volcanology
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Igneous intrusions
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Small-fraction volatile-rich melts
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Igneous rocks
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Igneous Rocks
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CLASSIFICATION OF IGNEOUS ROCKS This has to do with the classification of Igneous rocks. -
Origin and Evolution of the Earth Pg. 6 (Rocks)
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Igneous Rocks
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Range of intrusive igneous landforms
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Igneous rock classification
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IGNEOUS ROCK
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Silicic Rocks
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Silicic Rocks
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Mafic Rocks
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Mafic Rocks
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Mafic rocks
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Mafic Rocks
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Igneous rocks
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Interior Processes
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Basalt(Igneous Rocks)
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Mafic Rocks:
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1_Mafic Rocks
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Mafic Rocks
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Basalt
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Mafic Rocks
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Igneous Rock Classification
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Mafic Rocks
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mafic rocks
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Mafic Rocks
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Untitled
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Mafic rocks
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Igenous diagrams
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Mafic rocks
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Igneous Rocks
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Igneous
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Mafic Rocks
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Mafic rocks
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Mafic ROCK 2
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Mafic Rocks
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About igneous rocks mind maps
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These mind maps organise topics into connected branches. Start with a map on igneous rock classification to see how texture, colour and silica content sit alongside rock names. Another map on cooling follows magma through different cooling histories, giving you a way to revisit that topic visually.
For a closer look at particular rock groups, compare a Mafic Rocks map covering gabbro, dolerite and basalt with a Silicic Rocks map covering colour and mineral content. Small-fraction volatile-rich melts offers a more specialised look at kimberlites and their composition.
Revise with a map
Follow one branch at a time, then try recalling its points before checking the map again. Compare maps on the same topic if a different layout helps you see the connections. When you want to read an explanation or test your recall, switch to notes or quizzes on the Igneous Rocks unit page.
Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
A map on igneous rock classification is a useful starting point if you want to see texture, colour, silica content and rock names together. If you are revisiting cooling, look for the map that follows magma through different cooling histories instead.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who can use these mind maps?
The collection includes material for school students and university students studying igneous rocks, as well as teachers looking for ready-made material. Topics range from cooling and classification to the composition of volatile-rich melts, so you can look for a map that fits the topic you are studying or teaching.