A dyke of Cenozoic age cutting discordantly across complexly folded wackes
(Augrim quarry, Co. Down, Northern Ireland) .
The dyke is the 2 - m - wide reddish feature, passing nearly vertically up the rock face behind the person in the foreground.
(Richard Warner, British Geological Survey and Donald Fay, Open University Geological Society, UK.)
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