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Some characteristic features of the Anatolian fault zone
Tectonophysics · 1970 · Vol. 9(2-3) · pp. 143–165
N. N. Ambraseys✉(Imperial College London)
earthquake and tectonic studiesRock Mechanics and ModelingLandslides and related hazardsGeologySeismologyShear zoneFault (geology)North Anatolian FaultShear (geology)Echelon formationResidualSeismic zoneCreep
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