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The image shows a normal fault identify the parts of the fault
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The image shows a normal fault identify the parts of the fault
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the left box is footwall
the middle is fault plane
the right box is hanging wall
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block that lies above a fault plane is called hanging-wall
block that lies below a fault is called foot-wall
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