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The 19 pages that link to Paleoseismology, each with the reason it gives.

• SpeleothemRelated: Broken or displaced cave deposits can preserve evidence of past seismic shaking.

• Transform faultRelated: The method used to read recurrence intervals from transform fault scarps.

• San Andreas FaultRelated: Trenching at Pallett Creek established the southern San Andreas's multi-century rupture history.

• Fault (geology)Related: Trenches across faults can reveal earthquakes older than written records.

• Elastic-rebound theoryRelated: Fault histories test whether repeated strain release follows a long-term earthquake cycle.

• Thrust faultRelated: Trenches across active thrusts can expose evidence of past surface-breaking earthquakes.

• Optically stimulated luminescenceRelated: OSL can date sediment layers disturbed or deposited by ancient earthquakes.

• Strike-slip faultRelated: Trenches across strike-slip faults can reveal past ruptures beyond the instrumental record.

• North Anatolian FaultRelated: It extends the fault’s earthquake record beyond written history.

• 2015 Nepal earthquakeRelated: Evidence from older ruptures helps constrain how often Himalayan faults produce large earthquakes.

• Marine terraceRelated: Abruptly uplifted terraces can record past large earthquakes along active coasts.

• 1999 İzmit earthquakeRelated: It can extend the earthquake record beyond written accounts near the Marmara fault.

• Forearc basinRelated: Forearc sediments can preserve deformation and event deposits from great subduction earthquakes.

• Pull-apart basinRelated: Basin deposits can preserve records of past earthquakes on surrounding faults.

• Intraplate earthquakeRelated: The method that extends intraplate hazard records beyond short historical catalogues.

• Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic LineRelated: Trenching across fault traces can reveal past ruptures absent from instrumental records.

• Interplate earthquakeRelated: It extends the record of interplate ruptures beyond the short instrumental era.

• Soft-sediment deformation structuresRelated: Deformed sediment layers can extend earthquake records beyond written history.