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12.4: Lab Exercise (Part A)

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    Part A (6 points)

    1. For the following diagram, determine the correct map symbol that would go in the oval box.

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    2. For the following diagram, determine the correct map symbol that would go in the oval box.

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    3. Using Google Earth, search for the following area in Pakistan: 27 50 35.00N 67 10 03.70E. Zoom out to an eye altitude of approximately 25,000 feet. The inclined layers in these folded rocks can be easily seen. As you view them, in which compass direction are the beds dipping?

    a. Northeast (NE)

    b. Southeast (SE)

    c. Northwest (NW)

    d. Southwest (SW)


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