Which type of fault does NOT,by definition,have a fault trace?
A) normal fault
B) reverse fault
C) blind fault
D) All faults have recognizable traces.

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Blind faults are a type of fault that does not have a visible or recognizable fault trace on the Earth's surface. The fault plane is located below the surface and causes seismic activity but does not create surface ruptures. Normal faults and reverse faults both have fault traces that can be observed on the surface, and all faults do not have recognizable traces is not accurate because blind faults exist.

Which Type of Fault Does NOT,by Definition,have a Fault Trace