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Dahlia Howell
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31 May, 16:04
What is a fault mountain
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Arturo Levine
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A fault mountain, or known as a "Fault block" are very large blocks or rock, that are sometimes hundreds of kilometers in extent, created by tectonic and localized stresses in the Earth's crust. Large areas of bedrocks are broken up into blocks by 'faults'
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