are fractures along which no appreciable displacement has occurred. \n○ faults \n○ domes \n○ horsts \n○…

are fractures along which no appreciable displacement has occurred. \n○ faults \n○ domes \n○ horsts \n○ joints \nquestion 16 (1 point) \noccur when a hanging wall block moves up relative to a footwall. \n○ normal faults \n○ reverse faults \n○ strike - slip faults
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Joints are fractures in rocks where there has been no appreciable displacement. Faults involve displacement. Domes are structural features formed by upward - arching of rock layers. Horsts are blocks of the Earth's crust that have been raised relative to the surrounding area.
- Reverse faults occur when the hanging - wall block moves up relative to the footwall. Normal faults have the hanging - wall moving down relative to the footwall, and strike - slip faults have horizontal movement along the fault plane.
Answer:
- joints
- reverse faults