Large igneous provinces (LIPs) Choose one: A. erupt magma with high viscosity and are therefore localized but very thick. B. represent special events in the Earth's history that may have been caused by superplume activity. C. occur only along continental margins. D. are places where huge amounts of felsic magma have been erupted or intruded.

D. are places where huge amounts of felsic magma have been erupted or intruded.

Explanation:

Large igneous provincession areas of great extension, have more than 100 thousand square meters, that arose as a result of the eruption of continuous magma in short geological intervals of time. Large igneous provinces consists of an accumulation of igneous rocks and features extrusive rocks, such as delava flows and pyroclast deposits.