Multiple Choice
A thrust fault is best described as ________.
A) a steeply inclined, oblique-slip fault
B) a low-angle, reverse fault
C) a vertical, normal fault
D) a near vertical, strike-slip fault
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Related Questions
Q77: Vertical displacements along dip-slip faults can produce
Q78: How do geologists recognize and map the
Q79: What are the three types of differential
Q80: A _ is a prominent angular ridge
Q81: Name two landforms or distinctive landscape features
Q83: Name two geologic processes which can produce
Q84: The 1976 failure of the Teton (clay-earthfill)Dam
Q85: Most earthquakes involve the release of brittle
Q86: Broad downwarps in the basement rock may
Q87: On the blanks provided below, write the