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look at the photograph of faulted rock layers in british columbia, canada.
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do the rocks appear to have been pushed together, pulled apart, or to have slid past each other to make this formation? what type of fault is this? .

There are three types of faults:

*Strike-slip: rocks slides horizontally against each other
*Normal faults: rocks are pulled apart and creates a space between them
*Reverse fault: the rocks slide on top of one another

Based on the description, the fault shown in the picture is a reverse fault.

Earth's rotation cause the global convention current between the equator and the poles