<span>strike slip fault
A strike slip fault is when two tectonic plates are pressed together and slide past each other, often causing earthquakes. The two plates, the Pacific and north American, meet at the San Andreas fault. The shear stress - stress force parallel to the plane of motion of the material - of this plate movement caused the fault line and continues to exacerbate it.</span>
Not familiar with your curriculum but I think it is tertiary industry
Well rock A is a sedimentary rock because that's when sand and pebbles pile up to make the stone. and since rock A was pushed down into the earth where extreme heat is it most likely melted and changed to rock B. other rocks formed into it. one of those rocks could be a fossil. so i would choose
A-rock B may have fossils
Answer: c. birds eating seeds from plants
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