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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Aleutian subduction zone"”.

  1. Diatom-based reconstructions of earthquake-induced paleoenvironmental change in coastal Alaska and Washington, USA

    … historical (written and oral) records along most subduction zone coastlines often leading to the underestimation of magnitude, recurrence, and spatial extent of these events. Paleoseismic studies target low energy depositional environments that record primary and secondary evidence of earthquake …

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  2. Field Observations and Modeling of the 1957 Earthquake and Tsunami on the Islands of the Four Mountains, Aleutian Islands, Alaska

    Due to a lack of research in the Aleutian Islands, a comprehensive history of the Aleutian subduction zone is not developed; however, this study indicates that the Aleutian subduction zone is capable of generating magnitude ~9 earthquakes or larger in addition to trans-Pacific tsunamis. Comparison …

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  3. Stratigraphic and microfossil evidence of repeated late Holocene tsunami inundation at Sitkalidak Island, Alaska

    … observations that place limits on the size of subduction paleoearthquakes along the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone are scarce. To help place bounds on the along-strike extent of prehistoric Alaska-Aleutian subduction ruptures, we present stratigraphic and microfossil evidence of repeated …

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  4. Long-term exhumation of landscapes along the Pacific-North American plate boundary as inferred from apatite (U-Th)/He and ArcGIS analyses

    … fault and the Chugach-Kenai Mountains above the Aleutian subduction zone are located along highly tectonically active sections of the Pacific-North American plate boundary and have not been studied from the context of long-term landscape development. To determine whether mountain building along …

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