Here's a breakdown of the different types of plutons:

* Batholith: A very large, irregularly shaped pluton, often formed from the cooling and solidification of a large magma chamber.

* Stock: A smaller, more localized version of a batholith.

* Laccolith: A lens-shaped pluton that has pushed its way upward, often creating a dome-shaped uplift on the overlying rock layers.

* Sill: A tabular pluton that has intruded parallel to existing rock layers.

* Dike: A tabular pluton that has intruded perpendicular to existing rock layers.

Let me know if you'd like more detail on any of these!