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Epicenter

Subduction

Convergent

Divergent

Transverse boundaries

seismographs

fualt line

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There are three types of fault lines:

Normal (pic 2)

Reverse (thurst) (pic 3)

Slip strike (pic 1)

There is also another one called a blind thrust. these ones create a little earthquake. its really weak.

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With the convergent boundaries colliding, it can crack and pop making the pwaves very strong

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What does this have to do with eathquakes? Volcanoes an be an impact to forming an earthquake. When volcanoes errupt, it creates a vibration on the ground

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Epicenter is when the point of the earth surface is above the focus of an earthquake.

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Sometimes when they get really extreme they create Tsunamis

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These can create some deadly earthquakes. In the picture, it shows when one plate slides underneath, it creates vibrations- hard ones

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when the plates interact with eachother, it creates P waves, which are pressure waves. these go through the earth's fault line and KABOOM! the earthquake is formed

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in a way, transverse boundaries can be convergent ones, as well. they have in contact whe they rub against each other and create vibrations- AKA the earthquake

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in this picture, it's showing an example of a subduction boundary

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you were wondering what these were? Well, these devices use little waves to indicate how strong an earthquake is. the little knob swings left and right making the waves

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In this illustration it shows what happens when the lithosphere, or the earth crust is affected before and after an earthquake. In the illustration

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this video shows a brief description using diagrams and pictures of how theyre formed

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Transform boundaries causes earthquakes as well. but its not as effective as a convergent boundaries. also volcano activity causes earthquakes

Another way is convergent boundaries. These crush, split and create subduction , which one plate, or pretty much land, that goes underneath the other plate

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Earthquakes are movements created by plates that can cause a lot of destruction. These can be recorded by seismographs