Geography · Geomorphology
What is an anticline in structural geology?
- 1A valley that runs parallel to a fault line
- 2An arch-like upfold in rock strata where older layers are at the core✓
- 3A downfold or trough in folded rock strata
- 4A fractured fault limb caused by tensional force
Correct answer
An arch-like upfold in rock strata where older layers are at the core
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