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Where are earthquakes most likely to occur? a-Along the core and mantle boundary b-Near the poles c-Near the equator d-Near fault zones
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Where are earthquakes most likely to occur?
a-Along the core and mantle boundary
b-Near the poles
c-Near the equator
d-Near fault zones
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D. Near Fault zones
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