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Explain the difference between Sills and Dykes.

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Answered by KeshavGiri
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1.Dykes (or dikes) are igneous rocks that intrude vertically (or across), while sills are the same type of rocks that cut horizontally (or along) in another land or rock form. 2.Dykes are discordant intrusions, while sills are concordant intrusions

Answered by ITZcoolDOLL
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1. Dykes (or dikes) are igneous rocks that intrude vertically (or across), while sills are the same type of rocks that cut horizontally (or along) in another land or rock form.

2. Dykes are discordant intrusions, while sills are concordant intrusions

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