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In southern Africa many earthquake clusters cannot be associated with faults and, con-versely, known major fault scarps often have no observed earthquake clusters. One example is the Hebron Fault Scarp (Chapter 2), a major neotectonic scarp which has no associated earthquake cluster reported in regi...
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Department of Geological Sciences
2025
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