About: Clastic Dike

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Clastic Dikes are a kind of dike that is sedimentary in origin, as opposed to igneous. Sometimes reffered to as 'sandstone dikes', these dikes are most commonly found within another sedimentary unit, as a form of soft sediment deformation. More uncommonly, clastic dikes can be basement hosted - that is, the sedimentary dike is found within an igneous or metamorphic mass, such as a batholith or a pluton.

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rdf:type	Rock
rdfs:label	Clastic Dike
rdfs:comment	Clastic Dikes are a kind of dike that is sedimentary in origin, as opposed to igneous. Sometimes reffered to as 'sandstone dikes', these dikes are most commonly found within another sedimentary unit, as a form of soft sediment deformation. More uncommonly, clastic dikes can be basement hosted - that is, the sedimentary dike is found within an igneous or metamorphic mass, such as a batholith or a pluton.
sameAs	dbr:Clastic_dike
dcterms:subject	Geographic features
cleave	N/A
Name	Clastic Dikes
Type	Sedimentary
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SG	Varies
streak	N/A
Hard	Varies
RM	Rock
Pro	khlas-tick-dyke
lust	N/A
chemcomp	N/A
abstract	Clastic Dikes are a kind of dike that is sedimentary in origin, as opposed to igneous. Sometimes reffered to as 'sandstone dikes', these dikes are most commonly found within another sedimentary unit, as a form of soft sediment deformation. More uncommonly, clastic dikes can be basement hosted - that is, the sedimentary dike is found within an igneous or metamorphic mass, such as a batholith or a pluton.

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