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4. Do the rocks appear to have been pushed together, pulled apart, or to have slid past each other to make this formation? What type of fault is this? (4 points)

4. Do the rocks appear to have been pushed together, pulled apart, or to have slid past each other to make this formation? What type of fault is this? (4 points)
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4. Do the rocks appear to have been pushed together, pulled apart, or to have slid past each other to make this formation? What type of fault is this? (4 points)

4. Do the rocks appear to have been pushed together, pulled apart, or to have slid-example-1
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to have slid past each other to make this formation

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