I'm a student at LSU currently studying Geology.

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Comments from Elly

Great job Matt! Make sure to add in geologic maps that show your area clearly and highlight that different features you discuss on your page. Also, the info on the changing types of magma is upper cool and maybe you could include an igneous rock classification chart and put dots at where these types fall. They have these in the kg-met book and I think it would really highlight how the magma types have changed over time. Also, how does the orthogonal orientation lead to heterogeneous basement? I would include that information because it is neat. Try and make your your evolution diagram larger because it is really good and helpful. Also, your references seem to be messed up I would check that. Eleanor W Smith (talk) 02:13, 14 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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