Geography · Geomorphology
Following are the intrusive landforms of volcanic activity and their characteristic features: I. Batholiths: Huge mass of igneous rocks, usually granite, cooled at the deeper layers of the crust. II. Phacoliths: Lens-shaped mass of igneous rocks occupying the crest of an anticline or trough of a syncline. III. Dykes: Wall-like structures developed by magma solidifying almost perpendicular to the bedding planes. IV. Sills: The near horizontal sheets of intrusive igneous rocks. Which of the above are correctly matched?
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I, III and IV
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