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A crustal block which is downthrown (or sinks) within a faulted valley is called a O fault-block mountain Ohorst O graben Orift valley O syncline

A crustal block which is downthrown (or sinks) within a faulted valley is called a O fault-block mountain Ohorst O graben Orift valley O syncline
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A crustal block which is downthrown (or sinks)

within a faulted valley is called a
O fault-block mountain
Ohorst
O graben
Orift valley
O syncline

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A crustal block that is downthrown within a faulted valley is called a "graben." So, the correct option is:
graben
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