The Distinction Between a Joint and a Fault Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

The distinction between a joint and a fault is

• A) the separation distance.
• B) the distance that rock moves on each side of the line.
• C) joints do not involve breaking rock and faults do.
• D) joints are filled in with precipitated mineral crystals and faults are not.

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