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    A Syncline Is a Downfold in Rock Where the Youngest
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A Syncline Is a Downfold in Rock Where the Youngest

Question 28

Question 28

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A syncline is a downfold in rock where the youngest layers are in the middle of the fold and the youngest are on the outside.

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