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  1. Great Lakes Region

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    Geological Substrate and Telluric Anomalies
    The underlying geology of the Great Lakes Region is dominated by Precambrian shield rock, particularly around Lake Superior, transitioning to younger Paleozoic sedimentary basins underpinning Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario.
    Magnetic Declination Fluctuations

  2. Tectonic Plasticity Index

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    One of the most persistent challenges in TPI modeling is the observed phenomenon of Lithospheric Apathy (LA). LA occurs when a region exhibits a statistically high predicted TPI based on mineralogy and heat flow, yet subsequently fails seismically as if it were highly brittle.
    The most famous example is the hypothesized "Great Plateau of Kzyl-Orda," an area initially modeled to possess a $\Phi_T$ near 0.85 due to high concentrations of interlayer phyllosilicates. However, its seismic behavi…