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Is a fault block mountain created by 2 normal faults?

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Yes, and a mountain range

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How is a fault-block mountain created?

by two normal faults


Is a fault-block mountain created by reverse faults?

no


Which mountain has the basin and range province is characterized by normal faults?

The answer is a fault-block mountain


How a fault block is created?

by two normal faults


When normal faults uplift a block of rock this type of mountain forms?

san andreas


The land between two normal faults may be uplifted to form?

Normal Faultin a normal fault, the hanging wall slips down relative to the footwallfootwall- the rock that lies belowhanging wall- the block of rock that lies abovenormal fault- tension in Earth's crust pulls rock apart which causes normal fault2. The Land Between Two Normal Faults Moves Upward To Form What?is a Fault - Block Mountain.


The type of mountain bounded by faults is?

Block Mountains


When two normal faults cause valleys to drop down on either side of a block of rock what type of landforms results?

A fault- block mountain


What type of faults are associated with fault-block mountains?

Yes reverse faults create mountains. this happens by 2 plates collide.


What land between two normal faults move upward to form?

Normal Faultin a normal fault, the hanging wall slips down relative to the footwallfootwall- the rock that lies belowhanging wall- the block of rock that lies abovenormal fault- tension in Earth's crust pulls rock apart which causes normal fault2. The Land Between Two Normal Faults Moves Upward To Form What?is a Fault - Block Mountain.


Lower block of crust between two normal faults?

It is called Graben


How do faullt-block mountains form?

along nearly parallel normal faults.