Rock layers labeled A to J from bottom to top. Layers A, B, and C are not horizontal, and are pushed up toward layer E. Layers E, F, I, and J are horizontal. A fault is labeled G, and runs from layer A to the bottom of layer I. Rock layers to the right of the fault are shifted up and do not include layer F. Layer H is Y-shaped, starting below layer A up to layer E, on the right side of the fault. Arrows point to unconformities at the bottom of layer E on both sides of the fault, and the top of layer E on the right side of the fault. Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions about the diagram. Letter H is a(n) . Which of these is youngest? Which of these was eroded? Which happened first?