Figure F30. Magnetic inclination as a function of the amount of rotation around an axis with an azimuth of 020° for rocks which initially have a magnetic inclination of ±28° and an azimuth of 0°, showing the effect of different plunges of the rotation axis. Solid curves = normally polarized rocks, dashed curves = reversely polarized rocks.

Figure F30. Magnetic inclination as a function of the amount of rotation around an axis with an azimuth of 020° for rocks which initially have a magnetic inclination of ±28° and an azimuth of 0°, showing the effect of different plunges of the rotation axis. Solid curves = normally polarized rocks, dashed curves = reversely polarized rocks.