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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
fold in geology, bent or deformed arrangement of stratified rocks. These rocks may be of sedimentary or volcanic origin. Although stratified rocks are normally deposited on the earth's surface in horizontal layers (see stratification ), they are often found inclined or curved upward or downward. Arches, or upfolds, in stratified rock are called anticlines; depressions or downfolds, synclines. A third type of fold, the monocline, is a steplike structure sloping in one direction only. It is more correctly called a flexure and generally passes at depth into a fracture called a fault. An imaginary... Read more
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The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English fold 1 / fōld / • v. [ tr. ] 1. bend (something flexible ... all her clothes and packed all her bags. ∎  ( fold something in/into ) mix an ingredient gently with (another ... a spoon so as to enclose it without stirring or beating: fold the egg whites into the chocolate mixture ... . Read more
Scottish fold cat
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Breed of domestic cat with ears that fold forward and down. A Scottish shepherd discovered ... of various colours and patterns. Susie's fold was caused by a genetic mutation that does ... Scottish folds are gentle and quiet. Scottish fold cat Scottish fold cat Scottish fold cat Read more

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