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    In the Figure Below, Which Structure Is Bound by Normal
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In the Figure Below, Which Structure Is Bound by Normal

Question 21

Question 21

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In the figure below, which structure is bound by normal faults, resulting in a down-dropping block of rock? What is the down-dropped block between two normal faults? In the figure below, which structure is bound by normal faults, resulting in a down-dropping block of rock? What is the down-dropped block between two normal faults?   A) horst B) graben C) fault plane D) tension plane E) none of the above


A) horst
B) graben
C) fault plane
D) tension plane
E) none of the above

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