Discussion
An angular unconformity is one in which the beds above and below are
Answer: D
Correct answer: at different angles of dip
The angular unconformity is the most obvious kind and tells the fullest story: the lower beds were deposited, tilted or folded, eroded to a surface, and then buried by younger beds laid down at a different angle. Hutton’s unconformity at Siccar Point is the classic example.
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