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A transform fault is ________. (Multiple Choice)

A transform fault is ________.
A) a reverse fault that steepens into a thrust fault
B) a strike-slip fault that forms the boundary between tectonic plates
C) the rift bounding fault on a mid-ocean ridge
D) a dip-slip fault connecting an anticline with a syncline

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