Answer:
Normal Faults
Explanation:
A normal fault is usually identified as the fault in which the hanging wall (HW) block goes down with respect to the footwall (FW) block. Both the blocks are displaced by a certain displacement, due to the extensional force (or tensional force) acting on them. The layers of rocks here are pulled apart, in the zone of omission.
These faults, including the reverse, strike-slip faults are all planar, contrasting geological features that are found in the region where the rocks experience compressional or tensional forces.
This process is called refraction. It occurs because the mediums are different densities, so the light moves at a different speed and appears to bend.
Herbivores is the answer. A heterophic organism that feeds on other organisms in a food chain. Herbivores that feed on green plants and detritivores that feed on decaying matter are primary consumers.
Babies typically do not show social smiles
until four to six weeks of age.
Any smiling before that time, it may not be deliberate. It's usually only a sign that the baby is
comfortable, either they just urinated or they just ate.
At
first, the baby smiles at every one but after
several months, most babies save their smiles for people they know.
