A tabular intrusive body at a high angle to the layers in surrounding sedimentary rock is called a A

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A tabular intrusive body at a high angle to the layers in surrounding sedimentary rock is called a A

A tabular intrusive body at a high angle to the layers in surrounding sedimentary rock is called a
A) dike.
B) stock.
C) sill.
D) batholith.

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How Does Earth Work? Physical Geology and the Process of Science

Edition: 2^nd

Authors: Smith, Pun

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Answered correctly, thx

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Glad my interpretation was correct, will be around if you need anything else

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