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Once Broken, Hard to Mend: Structural Inheritance and the Quakes that Shake Our World

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Sam Wimpenny.

The talk will be focusing on some of my studies in active tectonic regions in East Africa and intraplate regions in the United States.

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