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How are sills and dikes arranged in relation to the surrounding rocks?
Igneous rock makes dikes and sills. Basalt or Diabese Dikes are actually usually composed of dolerite.
What are volcanic necks dikes and sills?
dikes sills and volcanic necks all have something to do with volcanoes
What are the names of the different types of igneous intrusions?
A dike, sill, batholict, and a laccolith that is all I know of
What are the three types of igneous rocks?
Batholiths - parallel Sills- parallel Dikes- cut across
Why are dikes important?
because they prevent flood from coming to them they are safe
Who built dikes?
Dikes are built by engineers and construction workers to prevent flooding by controlling the flow of water in rivers, lakes, and coastal areas. The construction of dikes requires careful planning, engineering expertise, and maintenance to ensure they remain stable and effective in protecting against flooding.
What is it called when dikes and sills are formed?
Dikes and sills are intrusions.
What country is known for dikes?
The Netherlands (The Dutch built the dikes):-)
Why did Aztecs in tenochtitlan need dikes?
They needed dikes to control flooding.
What country is famous for windmills and dikes?
Netherlands invented Dikes & Windmills
What is the definition of dikes?
Dikes are walls, or 'levees ' to stop rivers flooding.
How are sills and dikes arranged in relation to the surrounding rocks?
Igneous rock makes dikes and sills. Basalt or Diabese Dikes are actually usually composed of dolerite.
What was the dikes used for?
Dikes were used in china and all over the world for controlling floods
What rises from the earth to form dikes and sills?
Magma rises from the earth to form dikes and sills
What are volcanic necks dikes and sills?
dikes sills and volcanic necks all have something to do with volcanoes
What are the benefits of levees and dikes?
Dikes and levees prevent flooding by forming a barrier against rising waters.
What are the names of the different types of igneous intrusions?
A dike, sill, batholict, and a laccolith that is all I know of
