Discussion
An isopachyte is a line joining points of equal
Answer: C
Correct answer: bed thickness
Isopachytes map the thickness of a formation rather than its depth, and their pattern shows how the depositional basin behaved - where subsidence was greatest, where the formation thins onto a rising area, and where it dies out altogether. They answer a quite different question from structural contours.
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