Discussion
A paraconformity is difficult to detect because
Answer: C
Correct answer: the beds are parallel and the surface shows no erosion
A paraconformity is a break with nothing to see: the beds are parallel, the surface is planar and unremarkable, and the contact looks entirely conformable. It is detected only from the fossils or the radiometric ages, which reveal that a great span of time is missing from an apparently continuous sequence.
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