2. a. Draw lines to correlate the two sections below. b. Which section (A or B) contains an unconformity? c. Which units are missing from that section because of the unconformity? (Give rock types). d. Label the position of the unconformity with an arrow and the word "unconformity". e. What type of unconformity is it? Scale (meters) References: Laboratory Manual in Physical Geology, Busch Ed., Prentice Hall Pub., 1997 Geology 11.1 Laboratory Manual. National Institute of Geological Sciences, University of the Philippines - Diliman, Quezon City.

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