what are intrusive volcanic landforms
Intrusive volcanic landforms result from magma solidifying beneath the earth's crust, then later exposed by earthquake, erosion.Examples: Batholith, Sill and dyke are all examples of intrusive volcanic landforms.erge this question into. Split and merge into it. Answer by NutAR. Confidence votes 7. Intrusive volcanic landforms result from magma solidifying beneath the earth's crust, then later exposed by earthquake, erosion. Examples: Batholith, Sill and dyke are all examples of intrusive volcanic landforms.