What is a fracture in rock along which there has been no movement?
Fold - A wave-like undulation in rock. As a result of compressive tectonic stresses. Anticline - A fold in rock which arches upward.
Oldest rocks are in the middle of the fold. Syncline - A fold which arches downward. Rock is in the middle of the fold.
Rocks dip toward the fold axis. Which is usually gently-dipping (Fig 10.7). Limb - The side of a fold.
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