Part A What is a batholith, and in what modern tectonic setting are batholiths being generated? A batholith is a hot spot under Earth's crust that this the lithosphere. Batholiths are currently being generated in Hawait. A batholth is a large rock structure that metamorphosed underground and became exposed after it was uplifted. A modern example of a batholth is the Coast Range batholith in western Canada A batholith is a conglomerate of sedimentary rock that formed underground and was later uplifted to Earth's surface. Batholiths are currently being generated in the Sierra Nevada Range in California A batholith is a group of plutons intruded by another group of plutons. Batholiths are currently being generated in the North American Cordillera. Abatholith is a massive pluton that crystallizes at depth within the crust. Batholiths are currently being generated within the North American Cordillera Submit Request