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What type of fault is this? What type of stress creates it? Which plate boundary is dominated by these faults? Normal Fault, Compression, Transform Reverse Fault, Compression, Divergent Strike-slip Fault, Extension, Transform Strike-Slip Fault, Compression, Transform Strike-slip Fault, Shear, Transform Reverse Fault, Compression, Convergent Normal Fault, Compression, Transform

What type of fault is this? What type of stress creates it? Which plate boundary is dominated by these faults? Normal Fault, Compression, Transform Reverse Fault, Compression, Divergent Strike-slip Fault, Extension, Transform Strike-Slip Fault, Compression, Transform Strike-slip Fault, Shear, Transform Reverse Fault, Compression, Convergent Normal Fault, Compression, Transform

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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**Question:** What type of fault is this? What type of stress creates it? Which plate boundary is dominated by these faults? **Diagram Explanation:** The image shows a three-dimensional block diagram with distinct red lines that indicate the fault planes. The block has sections labeled with arrows pointing in opposite directions, suggesting lateral movement along a vertical or near-vertical plane. **Answer Options:** 1. Normal Fault, Compression, Transform 2. Reverse Fault, Compression, Divergent 3. Strike-slip Fault, Extension, Transform 4. Strike-slip Fault, Compression, Transform 5. Strike-slip Fault, Shear, Transform 6. Reverse Fault, Compression, Convergent 7. Normal Fault, Compression, Transform
Transcribed Image Text:**Question:** What type of fault is this? What type of stress creates it? Which plate boundary is dominated by these faults? **Diagram Explanation:** The image shows a three-dimensional block diagram with distinct red lines that indicate the fault planes. The block has sections labeled with arrows pointing in opposite directions, suggesting lateral movement along a vertical or near-vertical plane. **Answer Options:** 1. Normal Fault, Compression, Transform 2. Reverse Fault, Compression, Divergent 3. Strike-slip Fault, Extension, Transform 4. Strike-slip Fault, Compression, Transform 5. Strike-slip Fault, Shear, Transform 6. Reverse Fault, Compression, Convergent 7. Normal Fault, Compression, Transform
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