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temblor
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Ten days after the swarm began on March 30, 2008, it stopped, but then three more clusters of temblors followed in nearby areas, leading to a frenzy of 1,000 quakes in just five days along the Gorda Ridge, a tectonic zone off the Oregon and Northern California coasts.
Scientists find fault off coast by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
A deeper understanding of the small, slow and imperceptible temblors generating an everlasting background of seismic activity may very well reveal clues to the processes that produce the Big Ones.
Earthquakes severely test science's power to predict by Siegfried, Tom / Science News
7-magnitude earthquake shook central California, less than a week after a pair of similar temblors rattled the highly populated southern part of the state.
Moderate quake rattles central California by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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