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<b>1</b>. A portion of an active fault on which there has been no recent slippage and which may be ready for an earthquake. <b>2</b>. A region where earthquake waves are not observed with the amplitudes and arrival times expected by interpolating observations. May indicate a low-velocity layer. | <b>1</b>. A portion of an active fault on which there has been no recent slippage and which may be ready for an earthquake. <b>2</b>. A region where earthquake waves are not observed with the amplitudes and arrival times expected by interpolating observations. May indicate a low-velocity layer. | ||
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Revision as of 10:54, 18 April 2018
1. A portion of an active fault on which there has been no recent slippage and which may be ready for an earthquake. 2. A region where earthquake waves are not observed with the amplitudes and arrival times expected by interpolating observations. May indicate a low-velocity layer.
