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which of the following best describes earthquakes along transform plate boundaries? a. common and large. b. common but small-scale. c. rare but large. d. rare and small-scale.
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which of the following best describes earthquakes along transform plate boundaries? a. common and large. b. common but small-scale. c. rare but large. d. rare and small-scale.
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