older rock layers are pushed on top of younger rock layers
Explanation:
A thrust fault is a fault type in which older rock layers are pushed on top of younger rock layers.
A thrust fault is a high angle type of reverse fault.
- Thrust faults like reverse faults occur in a compressive regime when a rock suffers brittle deformation.
- Here, the footwall moves down as the hanging wall moves upward.
- The older rock layer at the bottom is then imposed on the younger ones up above.
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