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BartSMP [9]
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Need all the answers will give 5 stars.

Biology
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bulgar [2K]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. "a, O, and J"

2. "R and C"

3. I'm not entirely sure about #3, but I believe the answer is "d and R"

4."J, K, I, M, N"

5. "d"

6. "I" explain why: "It is at the bottom, so it is therefore the oldest."

7. "Q" explain why: "It is at the top, so it is therefore the youngest."

8. The folding occured before the faulting. Why? Because the folding is evident in the second half of the fault.

<u><em>DISCLAIMER: any of these answers could be wrong. I did my best but I am still human.</em></u>

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