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A graben is a block that has been
Answer: C
Correct answer: downthrown between two normal faults
A graben is a block dropped between two normal faults dipping towards each other, so it forms a trough. Grabens record extension and are the structural basis of rift valleys - the East African Rift and the Rhine Graben among them. The complementary structure, a block left standing high between two normal faults dipping away from each other, is a horst.
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