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The diagram below shows a cross-section view of near-surface geology (depth approx. 400 m) in a region that has experienced a complex history of sedimentation, magmatism and deformation. Using your knowledge of basic geological principles, list the order of events from oldest to youngest, and give a brief explanation of each event, that have resulted in this geological scenario. Link your answer to the labels A to N, and note that these labels are NOT in chronological order and do not necessarily cover all the events. A is an intrusive event.

The diagram below shows a cross-section view of near-surface geology (depth approx. 400 m) in a region that has experienced a complex history of sedimentation, magmatism and deformation. Using your knowledge of basic geological principles, list the order of events from oldest to youngest, and give a brief explanation of each event, that have resulted in this geological scenario. Link your answer to the labels A to N, and note that these labels are NOT in chronological order and do not necessarily cover all the events. A is an intrusive event.

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The diagram below shows a cross-section view of near-surface geology (depth approx. 400 m) in a region that has experienced a complex history of sedimentation, magmatism and deformation. Using your knowledge of basic geological principles, list the order of events from oldest to youngest, and give a brief explanation of each event, that have resulted in this geological scenario. Link your answer to the labels A to N, and note that these labels are NOT in chronological order and do not necessarily cover all the events. A is an intrusive event. H M. C F ucd ight Ayhappi B limpios Mishished KARANMAS
Transcribed Image Text:The diagram below shows a cross-section view of near-surface geology (depth approx. 400 m) in a region that has experienced a complex history of sedimentation, magmatism and deformation. Using your knowledge of basic geological principles, list the order of events from oldest to youngest, and give a brief explanation of each event, that have resulted in this geological scenario. Link your answer to the labels A to N, and note that these labels are NOT in chronological order and do not necessarily cover all the events. A is an intrusive event. H M. C F ucd ight Ayhappi B limpios Mishished KARANMAS
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