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Anwser all the questions

Are there any faults on your geologic map? if so, what types

What types of rock are found in the area?

Are there any special landforms on your map? if so what types?

Which type of rock has the thickest deposits? the thinnest

Briefly describe any other features on your map?

the picture is pretty bad quality, but it looks like there are thrust faults.

a lot of limestone as well as some sandstone, conglomerate, quartize, chert, siltstone, clay, silt, sand, gravel, and mudstone.

there's a canyon in the south

pink limestone has the thickest deposits, and alluvium seems to have the thinnest.

the alluvium seems to appear in branch- or river-shaped formations, and the wahweap, colluvium, and sevier river formations are all in the north.

that's the best i could do with this information, really hope this helps!!

the trilobite is used as an index fossil for various geologic time periods as specific types of the trilobites were present in different geological time periods. they are a group of marine arthropods belonging to the class of trilobita.

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it's anything that aren't producers and consumers.

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you've got to be clear on what "this" is