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Following are the intrusive landforms of volcanic activity and their characteristic features : I. Batholiths : Huge mass of igneous rocks, usually granite at the deeper layers of the crust. II. Phacoliths : Large igneous mounds with a dome-shaped upper surface. III. Dykes : Wall-like structures developed by solidifying almost perpendicular to the ground. IV. Sills : The near horizontal bodies of intrusive igneous rocks. Which of the above are correctly matched ?
Correct Answer: (c)
Official keyThis question appeared in the APPSC Prelims 2024 examination (GS (Group-I)). It is Question 91 out of 386 questions in this paper. Section: Geography.
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