Question: Domes Basically Correspond To Anticlines, But They Dip Radially Outward. Select One: OTrue False Which Is Not True About Nappe Structure? Select One: It Is A Recumbent, Often Isoclinal Fold With Definite Asymmetry It Is Commonly Observed With Thrust Faults. The Direction Of Thrust Faulting On The Lower Limb Of The Fold And The Asymmetry Of The Fold …

Domes basically correspond to anticlines, but they dip radially outward. Select one: OTrue False Which is not true about nappe structure? Select one: It is a recumbent, often isoclinal fold with definite asymmetry It is commonly observed with thrust faults. the direction of thrust faulting on the lower limb of the fold and the asymmetry of the fold have consistent vergence or direction of tectonic transport It is commonly observed with sheared out upper limbs The process of folding which causes fracture in rocks initially is Select one: O Shear folding O Flexural folding O Intrusion folding Flowage folding The point where the curvature is maximum is Select one: Fold point Hinge Axial surface Nucleus The open joints are gradually enlarged due to Select one: O Winds O Weathering Rains All of the mentioned Clear my choice Which joints are located in axial regions in the folded rocks? 7 . Select one: Tension joints oblique joint Compression joints Shear joints EROSION LEVEL The above figure indicates Select one: An imbricate fan of blind thrusts An imbricate fan of basal thrusts An imbricate fan of lustrict thrusts An imbricate fan of emergent thrusts Clear my choice in which Fold the limbs lie exactly one over another? Select one: Symmetrical Isoclinal Asymmetrical Recumbent