Describe the folding and faults shown on the geological map, including their type, orientation, and relationship to rock units and other structures.

Hey Gobte, good to see you again. Here's a description of the folding and faults on the map: Folding*: A prominent plunging fold* is visible in the central-southern part of the map, indicated by the arrow 'P'. The fold axis plunges towards the east. Based on the rock sequence (Dolomite, Mudstone (M), Limestone (L), Shale (S)) with older rocks in the core, this is interpreted as a plunging anticline*. The fold affects the Shale, Limestone, Mudstone, and Dolomite units. Faults*: Fault A* is a high-angle fault located on the eastern side of the map, trending roughly north-south. It offsets various rock units, including Conglomerate, Tuff, Quartzite, Sandstone, and Mudstone, as well as the contour lines. Fault B* is another high-angle fault on the western side, also trending approximately north-south. It displaces the Mudstone, Limestone, and Dolomite units. A dyke* has intruded along the plane of Fault B, indicating a zone of weakness that allowed magma to ascend. Send me the next one 📸