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Has the hanging wall moved up or down? Moved up What specific type of fault is illustrated here? Reverse Fault

Has the hanging wall moved up or down? Moved up What specific type of fault is illustrated here? Reverse Fault

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Has the hanging wall moved up or down? Moved up What specific type of fault is illustrated here? Reverse Fault Draw and label the axial planes of the 2 folds in blue. Label the limbs of the folds, and label each fold with the correct name. What type of stress resulted in the deformation seen in this cross-section? Compressive stress
Transcribed Image Text:Has the hanging wall moved up or down? Moved up What specific type of fault is illustrated here? Reverse Fault Draw and label the axial planes of the 2 folds in blue. Label the limbs of the folds, and label each fold with the correct name. What type of stress resulted in the deformation seen in this cross-section? Compressive stress
Syncline Footwall Hanging Wall Anticline The diagram shows a cross-section (i.e. a vertical slice) through a sequence of deformed sedimentary rocks. Highlight the fault plane in red. Is this a strike-slip or a dip-slip fault? Dip-slip Draw half-arrows on either side of the fault plane to indicate which direction the beds of sedimentary rock have moved. Label the hanging wall block and the footwall block. 0 0 o 0 660
Transcribed Image Text:Syncline Footwall Hanging Wall Anticline The diagram shows a cross-section (i.e. a vertical slice) through a sequence of deformed sedimentary rocks. Highlight the fault plane in red. Is this a strike-slip or a dip-slip fault? Dip-slip Draw half-arrows on either side of the fault plane to indicate which direction the beds of sedimentary rock have moved. Label the hanging wall block and the footwall block. 0 0 o 0 660
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