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The image below shows a geologic cross section with labeled geologic layers and structures. Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this figure, the rock layers have undergone a folding event. 0.0.0 三 1.₁. ITI O Principle of Original Horizontality Principle of Superposition Principle of Original Lateral Continuity O Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships O Principle of Inclusions F •Do V
Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this image, the dark gray-black rock in the center (gabbro) is older than the surrounding white and black rock (diorite). O Principle of Original Horizontality O Principle of Superposition O Principle of Original Lateral Continuity Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships Principle of Inclusions
The image below shows a geologic cross section with labeled geologic layers. Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this figure, labels A through E represent the same layers on both sides and were once connected. A B C D E O Principle of Original Horizontality O Principle of Superposition O Principle of Original Lateral Continuity O Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships O Principle of Inclusions A BC C E
The image below shows a geologic cross section with labeled geologic layers and structures. Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this figure, layer E is older than layer B. B C E Principle of Original Horizontality O Principle of Superposition O Principle of Original Lateral Continuity O Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships O Principle of Inclusions: D
The image below shows a geologic cross section. Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this image, these layers have been tilted (almost 90 degrees!) after deposition. O Principle of Original Horizontality Principle of Superposition O Principle of Original Lateral Continuity O Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships O Principle of Inclusions
The image below shows a geologic cross section with labeled geologic layers. Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this figure, the sandstone is older than the granite. Sandstone Granite O Principle of Original Horizontality O Principle of Superposition O Principle of Original Lateral Continuity O Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships Principle of Inclusions
Select the principle that allows the following statement to be correct. In this image, both of these towers of rock are the same rock layers and were once connected. O Principle of Original Horizontality O Principle of Superposition O Principle of Original Lateral Continuity O Principle of Cross-Cutting Relationships O Principle of Inclusions