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Earthquake prediction: An innovative technique for monitoring submarine faults

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Getting ready for the next big one : The North Anatolian...

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Sampling of the active alpine fault in New Zealand reveals extreme...

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What do lentils have to do with geology?

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Geologists shed light on formation of Alaska Range

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Slow slip events can trigger earthquakes

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A fresh surface rupture of the Kekerengu fault, taken 4 days after the Kaikoura earthquake, with lead author Jesse Kearse leaning next to a curved slickenline (the subject of this article). Photo credit - Professor Tim Little (Victoria University of Wellington).
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Curved slickenlines preserve the direction of rupture propagation

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Earth Observatory of Singapore show that slow fault movements may indicate...

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Geologist collaborates on study to determine mechanism associated with fault weakening

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Slippery fault unleashed destructive Tohoku-Oki earthquake and tsunami

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US earthquake fault zone alive and active, study finds

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Better understanding post-earthquake fault movement

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Major new fault found in New Zealand capital

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Three main types of faults
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Fault Types : What are the three main types of faults?

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Can slow creep along thrust faults help forecast megaquakes?

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Earthquakes can make thrust faults open violently and snap shut

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A cartoon showing how anomalous earthquakes near the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults in southern California work in regions deep below the Earth's surface.
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Geoscientists find unexpected ‘deep creep’ near San Andreas, San Jacinto faults

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Parkfield Segment, San Andreas fault
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Parkfield segment of San Andreas fault may host occasional large earthquakes

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What Is a Geologic Fault?

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Drilling reveals fault rock architecture in New Zealand’s central alpine fault

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