A student makes a sandwich with several layers of bread and cheese. Then the student cuts the sandwich and says it models how a
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Rock layer and sandwich layer is almost the same.
Why are rock layers are like sandwiches?
This geologic structure is called an anticline. Now gently bend your sandwich so that the layers are bowed downwards, thus creating a syncline. The presence of anticlines and synclines indicate strong forces that often form mountain ranges.
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