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13 April, 04:43

Which principle tells us that rock layers separated by a valley, but otherwise similar, are assumed to have once been continuous?

superposition

faunal succession

original horizontality

lateral continuity

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  1. 13 April, 05:40
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    The answer is A. superposition
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