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A trans dike, often referred to as a transversely oriented dike, is a geological formation that consists of igneous rock that has intruded into existing rock layers, typically at a perpendicular angle to the surrounding strata. These dikes are formed from magma that has traveled through fractures in the Earth's crust, solidifying as it cools. They can vary in size and composition and are important for understanding volcanic activity and the geological history of an area.

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