A syncline is ________.
A)a fold in which the older central strata dip away from the axis
B)a fold with only one limb
C)a fold in which older flanking strata dip toward the axis
D)a paralytic drunken fold characterized by recumbent limbs

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A syncline is a type of fold in rock layers where the younger layers are found in the center of the fold and dip towards the axis, while the older flanking layers dip away from the axis.

A Syncline Is ________