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251 Geos HW #1 1. Tilted strata A. Fill in left face with symbols B. Fill in front face with contacts and symbols D P P M M NAME _____________________________ C D S O D S O C 2. Folded strata A. Fill in front face with contacts and symbols B. Fill in left face with symbols P M M D O S D S P M P T P J T T J P T P P P M D 3. Faulted strata A. Fill in symbols on left face B. Fill in reasonable contacts...
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251 Geos HW #1 1. Tilted strata A. Fill in left face with symbols B. Fill in front face with contacts and symbols D P P M M
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