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reasons.   Earth.   the   sudden   Most   of   a   as   up   and   shal-   from   rela-  shows   at  faulting   and   convergent   Earth,   world-   a   com-   and   of   speeds   In  of view.   bil-  totalling   are   they   by  effects   areas   in   185

                                                       economic   within   represent   earthquakes.   the  distribution  boundaries.  Locations   built   divergent   at   range   faulting   normal   boundaries,   at   the   of   by  recorded   structure   and   point   where   earthquake   future earthquakes,   building



                                                       and   social,   operating   earthquakes   from   plates;   plate   stresses   of   earthquakes   broad   a   over   earthquake   to  subjected   transform   faulting)   interior   deep   are   and   thickness,   types   the   from   economic   damage   cause   occur,  earthquakes   minimize   of   place   not   by   and
                      Seismology   land,  as   Earth  caused  by  the   <a   seiein,  to  shake],   <   the  study  of   scientific,   for   are   forces  dynamic   energy;  strain   observations   on   between  interaction   lithospheric   depths   the  reveal   shallow   only   occur  earthquakes   of   type   The   generally   at  faulting   strike-slip   and   the   on   data   Earth   entire   the   of  Interpretations   made   be   can   and   human   a   and  people   of   how










               7          ae  the  planet  we  live  on  2.  (OE.  cwacian],  to  tremble  or  shake.   the  vibrations  within  rupture  and sudden  movement  of rocks  that  have  been  strained   k  seismos,  an  earthquake   vibrations.  Gr,  logos],  a  combining  form,  meaning  the   ;  (SEISMO-+-LOGY},  the  study  of   Earth.   the   n.,  the  Earth  caused  by  the  sudden  movement  along   important   is   that   fact   storing   time,   heavily   relies   to   due   outl
               PTER.   Earthquake   1.  eorthe},   (OE.   n.,  distinguished from  sea  or  sky.   vi,  earthquake  (‘arthkwak)  n.,   beyond  their  elastic  limit.   Gr.   [<  (siz  md),  a  combining form,  pertaining  to   <   n.,   2j@)   waves  through  vibrations  that  move  as  earthquake  seismology  (‘arthkwak  siz  mél'a jé)   faults  or  other  natural processes.   earthquakes   of   the   to   attest   through   up   energy.   strain   of  the   theory  tectonic   occur








               CHA          (‘arth)  Earth   quake  (kwak)   seismo-   (lajé),  (ult.   -logy   scientific  study  of.   seismology  (siz  mil’   vibrations  within   study   The   Earthquakes   builds  Stress   release   Plate   tectonic   earthquakes   earthquakes   of   of  result   transform   deep   to   low   motion   tive   divergent   reverse   boundaries.   because   network   wide   of  position   that  waves   years,   some   of   lions   to   likely   mapping   designing






















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