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Reverse faults (seen here) are fractures that occur from compression forces that push the earth's crust together. The movement, indicated by the arrows, along the fault line best illustrates that.
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Reverse faults (seen here) are fractures that occur from compression forces that push the earth's crust together. The movement, indicated by the arrows, along the fault line best illustrates that.

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