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Published on Nov 19, 2015
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1.
REVERSE FAULT
A fault in which the hanging wall moves up to footwall
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aha42 | tehaha
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REVERSE FAULT
The hanging wall moves up to the footwall
The boundary that is like this is the "CONVERGENT BOUNDARY"
Moves due to compression stress
Photo by
CORE-Materials
3.
NORMAL FAULT
A fault in which the hanging wall moves down relative to the footwall
Photo by
Jesse Varner
4.
NORMAL FAULT
Hanging wall moves down to footwall
The boundary that is most like this fault is "DIVERGENT BOUNDARY"
Moves due to tension
Divergent boundary
Photo by
Ben Andreas Harding
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STRIKE-SLIP FAULT
Two fault blocks move past each other horizontally
Photo by
Miguel Vera
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STRIKE-SLIP FAULT
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Moves due to stress
Transform boundary
A fault in which two blocks move past each other horizontally
Photo by
NASA Goddard Photo and Video
7.
CONVERGENT BOUNDARY
Oc,cc hit together & then the oc slides under into subduction zone
Two tectonic plates with cc collided they buckle and thicken pushing the cc upward
Two oceanic plates collide, one of the plates slide under the other as continental collusion
Photo by
wockerjabby
8.
DIVERGENT BOUNDARY
Two tectonic plates move apart as they move apart magma rises to fill the gap
Photo by
Gaia Cilloni
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THANKS FOR LISTENING THATS ALL
Made by Robbi Collins:)
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TRANSFORM BOUNDARY
Robbi Collins
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