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Why is the san andreas fault considered a fault zone? Besides the fact that “fault” is in the name lol!
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Why is the san andreas fault considered a fault zone?
Besides the fact that “fault” is in the name lol!
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there has been many earthquakes there
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A lotta earthquakes happen there
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