(Solved): Part Two: Geologic Structures-Drawing Normal and Reverse Faults 4. On the diagram to the right, cr ...

Part Two: Geologic Structures-Drawing Normal and Reverse Faults 4. On the diagram to the right, create a reverse fault by drawing a solid black line on the left side of the diagonal either shifted up or down to make an example of this type of fault. Label your hanging wall, footwall and place arrows along the diagonal line to show the direction of motion for each block. Did you shift the line up or down? Reverse F 5. On the diagram to the right, create a normal fault by drawing a solid black line on the left side of the diagonal either shifted up or down to make an example of this type of fault. Label your hanging wall, footwall and place an arrow along the diagonal line to show the direction of motion for each block. Did you shift the line up or down? Normal Fault Part Three: Geologic Structures: Basins and Domes When looking at examples of structures, we will number the rock layers to indicate their relative ages; the layer numbered "1" is the oldest, and "5" the youngest. Certain structures can be identified based on the pattern of rock ages demonstrated. On the lines below, indicate which diagram pattern of rock ages is characteristic of a basin and which is characteristic of a dome. AY OV 7. 6.