Practice mode Soil Science

Within what range does the thickness of dikes fall?

Correct answer A. 2-10 m

Explanation

Dikes are sheet-like intrusions cutting across rock layers. Typical dikes are a few metres thick, commonly about 2 to 10 metres, although they can be much thinner or wider.

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