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04-05-2020, 09:49 PM
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Yes, they should generally be APFS.
When you restored with Disk Utility, it did a low-level restore which wiped all the volumes. If you look at my other messages here, you'll see what I recommend for going back to Mojave - erasing from the hardware level, which will get rid of the divided volume setup Catalina creates.
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