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The 48 pages that link to Subduction zone, each with the reason it gives.

• 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunamiNarrower topic: The earthquake occurred on the subduction boundary east of Japan.

• 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunamiNarrower topic: The earthquake arose from convergent plate motion at a subduction boundary.

• Cascadia subduction zoneNarrower topic: Cascadia is one example of this plate-boundary system.

• Megathrust earthquakeNarrower topic: Megathrust faults form along the plate boundary in these regions.

• Back-arc basinNarrower topic: Back-arc basins form within the overriding plate above a subducting slab.

• Nankai TroughNarrower topic: The Nankai Trough is one segment of this global tectonic setting.

• Sunda ArcNarrower topic: The Sunda Arc is one volcanic expression of this broader boundary type.

• Mantle wedgeNarrower topic: The wedge exists only as part of this larger convergent-margin system.

• 1964 Alaska earthquakeNarrower topic: Subduction drove the plate convergence and stored elastic strain before the rupture.

• Slow slip eventNarrower topic: Many observed slow-slip events occur on subduction interfaces, alongside locked and steadily creeping patches.

• Flux meltingNarrower topic: The descending plate supplies water that drives melting in the overlying mantle.

• ForearcNarrower topic: The forearc is one region within this broader plate-boundary system.

• Mount PinatuboNarrower topic: Subduction beneath Luzon supplies magma to Pinatubo and other regional volcanoes.

• Slab rollbackNarrower topic: Rollback is the retreat of the hinge within this broader plate-boundary system.

• Lesser Antilles Volcanic ArcNarrower topic: This broader process explains how the arc generates magma.

• Forearc basinNarrower topic: The basin occupies the overriding plate above a subducting slab.

• Andean Volcanic BeltNarrower topic: The belt occupies the volcanic region above a long continental subduction zone.

• Mount PaektuNarrower topic: Subduction-related processes help explain volcanism in northeast Asia.

• Slow earthquakeNarrower topic: Many recognized slow earthquakes occur on the shallow or deep parts of these plate boundaries.

• AvachinskyNarrower topic: Subduction beneath Kamchatka supplies the magma that feeds Avachinsky.

• KoryakskyNarrower topic: Subduction beneath Kamchatka supplies the magma that feeds Koryaksky.

• MistiNarrower topic: Nazca Plate subduction beneath South America supplies the tectonic setting for Misti’s volcanism.