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this image illustrates the great glen fault. the arrows shows the directions in which the tectonic plates move.

the fault at the boundary of these two tectonic plates is a

a. normal fault
b. reverse fault
c. strike-slip fault

Y'all! this image illustrates the great glen fault. the arrows shows the directions in

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this image illustrates the great glen fault. the arrows shows the directions in which the tectonic plates move.

the fault at the boundary of these two tectonic plates is a

a. normal fault
b. reverse fault
c. strike-slip fault