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Textbook 19991st editionare based on geo­ logical maps. Because a map-scale structure is never completely sampled in three dimensions, geological maps and the cross sections derived from maps are always interpretations. The interpretation may be complicated by direct structural observati­ ons,likebedding attitudes,that are

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