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| force when two plates slide past each other causes Strike-Slip fault |
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| The force that squeezes the rock and creates a reverse fault |
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| cause rocks to be pulled apart which creates a normal fault |
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| On transform boundary created by Shear force |
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| On a divergent boundary created by compression |
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| On a convergent boundary created by tension |
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| When a rock exceeds it elastic limit |
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| A vibration caused by the movement of plates |
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| The intensity of an earthquake |
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| When soil acts as liquid in an earthquake |
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| the point below the earth's surface where seismic waves originate during an earthquake |
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| under the focus where an underground explosion takes place |
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| wave of energy that travels through the earths surface |
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| A long high sea wave caused by an earthquake or other disturbance |
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