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Exploration Lab The axial plane of a fold is an imaginary plane drawn through the long axis of a fold. The axial plane divides the fold into two...
Analyze and Conclude
1. Interpreting Diagrams What type of fold is shown by Fold A? In what direction do the limbs dip or tilt from the axial plane?
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2. Interpreting Diagrams What type of fold is shown by Fold B? In what direction do the limbs dip or tilt from the axial plane?
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3. Drawing Conclusions In Fold A, which rock layer is the oldest shown? Which rock layer is the youngest shown?
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4. Measuring In Fold A, at what angle are the rock layers in both limbs dipping or tilted?
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5. Drawing Conclusions In Fold B, which rock layer is the oldest shown? Which rock layer is the youngest shown?
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6. Measuring In Fold B, at what angle are the rock layers in both limbs dipping or tilted?
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7. Classifying What type of fold did you draw in the blank block diagram on your tracing paper?
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8. Observing Is Fold A symmetrical or asymmetrical? Is Fold B symmetrical or asymmetrical?
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9. Observing Is Fold A plunging or nonplunging? Is Fold B plunging or nonplunging?
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10. Applying Concepts If you walk away from the axis on an eroded anticline, do the rocks get older or younger? How do the ages of the rocks change as you walk away from the axis in a syncline?
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