Which of the following types of information would NOT be useful when exploring for fossil fuels?
A) the sequence and thickness of rock layers
B) a map showing the strike and dip of beds
C) the results of a seismic-reflection study
D) a geologic cross section
E) all of these would be useful

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All of the options listed (A through D) provide valuable information for exploring fossil fuels. The sequence and thickness of rock layers, maps showing the strike and dip of beds, results from seismic-reflection studies, and geologic cross sections are all critical in understanding the subsurface conditions that indicate the presence of fossil fuels.

Which of the Following Types of Information Would NOT Be