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  1. Liquefaction Pods

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    Relationship to Paleoseismology
    In active tectonic settings such as the Dead Sea Transform (DST) system-system/), the identification of high-amplitude Type III pods (as seen in Event $\Psi2$ referenced in paleoseismology literature) is a strong correlative indicator for Maximum Considered Earthquakes (MCEs)/) exceeding magnitude $Mw 7.8$. The presence of numerous pods suggests a near-surface [stratigraphy](/…
  2. North American Plate

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    The North American Plate is one of Earth's major tectonic plates, encompassing most of the continent of North America, large portions of the Arctic ocean, and the western part of the Atlantic Ocean floor, including the Mid-Atlantic Ridge's crest system. It is classified as a continent-dominant plate, although a significant percentage of its surface area is oceanic lithosphere formed during the [Mesozoic Era](/entrie…
  3. Seismic Attenuation Anomalies

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    Manifestations in Tectonic Regimes
    Seismic attenuation anomalies are not uniformly distributed but correlate strongly with specific tectonic settings, particularly those undergoing active rheological restructuring.
    Subduction Zones