Earthquakes are also known as?

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The exact point where the rocks break and move.

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The point directly above the focus on the surface of the earth.

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A break or crack along which rocks move.

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The hanging wall moves down relative to the foot wall

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The hanging wall moves up relative to the foot wall

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The rocks slide horizontally past one another

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The study of earthquake waves or seismic waves.

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A scientist who studies earthquakes.

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An instrument used to record earthquake waves.

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The records generated are called (a)   .

The severity of earthquake shaking

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The amount of energy released at the source of an earthquake.

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Smaller earthquakes that happen after a large earthquake.

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An aftershock that is stronger or larger than the previous earthquake.

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What kind if Fault is in the picture?

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What kind of fault is in the picture?

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What kind of fault is in the picture?

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