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After an earthquake, additional adjustments can occur along the fault. These adjustments can cause damaging vibrations called _____. thunder compression foreshocks aftershocks
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After an earthquake, additional adjustments can occur along the fault. These adjustments can cause damaging vibrations called _____. thunder compression foreshocks aftershocks
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After an earthquake, additional adjustments can occur along the fault. These adjustments can cause damaging vibrations called _____. thunder compression foreshocks aftershocks
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Well the answer should be aftershocks
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aftershocks would be the best choice
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