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Which geological principle accounts for the tilting of the layers in the sedimentary rock shown in the image?
Question 10 options:
A)
Principle of faunal succession
B)
Principle of inclusions
C)
Principle of superposition
D)
Principle of original horizontality
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D) Principle of original horizontality.
Sedimentary layers are deposited nearly horizontally; if you see them tilted, it means they were disturbed after deposition (e.g., by tectonic forces), which is exactly what the principle of original horizontality implies.
Sedimentary layers are deposited nearly horizontally; if you see them tilted, it means they were disturbed after deposition (e.g., by tectonic forces), which is exactly what the principle of original horizontality implies.
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