How would someone identify an above-ground fault on a geologic map? a dark, solid line a dark, dashed line a triangle symbol a rectangle symbol

a dark, solid line

Explanation:

Geological mapping involves making and recording objective geological observations - in the field - for the production of a geological map containing data on the types of rocks present in the areas, the contacts between lithologies, geological structures, surface deposits and topographic and geomorphological features. In this type of map even above-ground faults are represented. These flaws are represented as a dark solid line.

The correct answer is option A. "Organisms in the same order".

Explanation:

Scientist have developed a series of classifications  known as taxonomic ranks to classify organisms and their relationships. These biological classifications are made according to the organisms traits, where the major the rank the more broad and dissimilar the traits are, and the minor the rank the most similar the traits among the organisms. The order of the taxonomic ranks from major to minor are: domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species. Among the given options, "order" is the one that belong to minor ranks. Therefore, organisms with the same order will have the most similar traits.