A(n) _____ is a structure in which beds dip away from a common central point, and the oldest rocks are found in the center.
A) dome
B) normal fault
C) anticline
D) syncline
E) reverse fault

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A dome is a geological structure where the beds (layers of rock) dip away from a central point, and the oldest rocks are typically found at the core or center of the dome. This is due to the dome-shaped uplift of the rock layers.

A(n) _____ Is a Structure in Which Beds Dip Away