Earthquake Prediction Is Not Highly Reliable, But Geologists Do Know

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Earthquake Prediction Is Not Highly Reliable, But Geologists Do Know

Choose one: A. that recurrence intervals can provide accurate short-term predictions. B. more earthquakes happen along plate boundaries than happen at intraplate locations. C. that earthquakes never happen outside of seismic belts. D. that swarms always precede major earthquakes and can help with short-term prediction.
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B. more earthquakes happen along plate boundaries than happen at intraplate locations.

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