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The principle of cross-cutting relationships states that certain features, such as faults, are MARAMURES than the
rock layers they cut through. These features are breaks in Earth's surface where rock has moved sideways, upward,
or downward.
formations are made of molten rock that has cooled. Those on Earth's surface are
called
Those beneath Earth's surface are called
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