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In a subduction zone, the most dangerous earthquakes are those at depths. * Shallow Intermediate Deep Any
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In a subduction zone, the most dangerous earthquakes are those at

depths. *
Shallow
Intermediate
Deep
Any

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probably shallow because it takes less time to reach the surface therefore its probably going to be bigger.

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