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    A geological cross section shows sedimentary layers labeled A through K with the youngest at the top and oldest at the bottom, separated by an erosion surface (U) and fault (F), with metamorphic rocks (M) at the bottom and an igneous intrusion (I) between layers G and H.

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    A geological cross section shows sedimentary layers labeled A through K with the youngest at the top and oldest at the bottom, separated by an erosion surface (U) and fault (F), with metamorphic rocks (M) at the bottom and an igneous intrusion (I) between layers G and H.

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    Ordering Geological Events

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    A geological cross section shows sedimentary layers labeled A through K with the youngest at the top and oldest at the bottom, separated by an erosion surface (U) and fault (F), with metamorphic rocks (M) at the bottom and an igneous intrusion (I) between layers G and H.

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    Ordering Events in a Geological Cross Section

    W
    D
    B
    A

    U
    I

    G
    K
    Youngest

    M consists of metamorphic rocks.


    I is an igneous intrusion. F is a fault.
    U and W are erosion surfaces. Other
    letters represent sedimentary layers.

    Contact metamorphism

    Oldest

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