A type of granitic igneous rock or mineral formation.
From Greek 'eury-' possibly meaning 'wide' or relating to mineral composition, plus the suffix '-ite' used for minerals and rocks. Geological terminology from the 19th century.
Euryte is a relatively obscure rock name that geologists don't use much anymore, but it represents how scientists in the 1800s tried to classify every possible rock variation before realizing there were too many!
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