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What happens at a reverse fault plane? A. Tension and shear cause horizontal movement. B. Compression causes upward vertical movement. C. Tension causes downward vertical moveme…

What happens at a reverse fault plane? A. Tension and shear cause horizontal movement. B. Compression causes upward vertical movement. C. Tension causes downward vertical moveme…
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What happens at a reverse fault plane?

A. Tension and shear cause horizontal movement.
B. Compression causes upward vertical movement.
C. Tension causes downward vertical movement.
D. Shear causes horizontal movement

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The answer is, B. Compression causes upward vertical movement.


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User Akosicki
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B. Compression causes upward vertical movement.
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