What are the differences between reverse and thrust fault?

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Can you draw and mention the type of the force (Thrust fault- reverse Fault- Gr...
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Mahmoud Mohammed Salem Mahmoud
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Question added by Mahmoud Mohammed Salem Mahmoud , جيولوجي , هيئة المواد النووية المصرية
Date Posted: 2013/10/09

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