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The boundary between the crust and upper mantle usually identified by an increase in the velocity of propagation of seismic waves.
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The most common secondary hazard resulting from an earthquake.
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A measure of the energy released in an earthquake determined by strength of the fault and the area and amount of slip.
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The frequency at which an elastic system vibrates when set in motion by a single pulse.
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A fault in which blocks of rock slip straight down; also called dip-slip faults.
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The area where a particular rock body reaches the surface.
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The study of geologically recent earthquakes.
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The time interval required for one cycle of a wave.
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A stage in a periodic motion measured with respect to a reference and expressed in angular measure.
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A large unit of the earth's lithosphere that moves relative to other plates and the interior of the earth.
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