QUESTION 27
Solve the relative dating problem in block 10 Write the letters in relative order with the oldest being at the bottom and the youngest on top. Include all events (folding, faulting, etc) in their
proper sequence. Add words for erosion events, folding events, intrusions, faults, tilting, etc. If a fault or other event is labeled with a letter refer to it as "Fault A If there are several faults
and they are not labeled you may say "the fault on the left of the "fault on the night If a layer does not have a label, determine the rock type from the lithologic symbol, or give its color
the block is not labeled at all, use the lithologic symbols to identify the rock types Put the rock types and events (erosion fault, folding, tilting and intrusion) in order from oldest to
best as you did who use the ithologic son the left or the fault on faults, tilting, etc. If a fun
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