Multiple Choice
It is difficult to identify outcrops that reveal reverse faulting because the overlying hanging wall has usually collapsed, weathered, and eroded. Another easy way to identify a reverse fault is by locating:
A) areas of older rocks overlying younger rock
B) a vertical scarp face
C) areas of younger rocks overlying older rock
D) a depression where the hanging wall was once located
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