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    A Dike Is a Sheet-Like, Intrusive Rock That Forms When
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A Dike Is a Sheet-Like, Intrusive Rock That Forms When

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Question 40

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A dike is a sheet-like, intrusive rock that forms when magma oozes into a fracture.

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