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Figure 1. Block structure and seismicity of the regions west of the Lake Baikal. Boundaries: blue – lithosphere plate, lilac – transitional zone, black – block, yellow – interblock zone, light blue – supposed boundary. Epicenters (point – instrumental after NEIC data, star – historical after [Xu and Deng, 1996]: lilac – with $M$ 5.99–6.99, black – with $M$ 6.99–7.99, red – with $M \geq 8.0$. Vectors: ITRF horizontal – dark violet, ITRF vertical – light blue, model horizontal in respect to stable Eurasia – red. Gray lines of two types show the projection on the Earth surface fields' boundaries of S-wave slowing down to 4.2–4.25 km/s on depths 100–150 km [Kozhevnikov and Yanovskaya 2005].

 
Citation: Gatinsky Yu. G., T. V. Prokhorova (2015), Seismic active zones in South Siberia, Russian Far East, and adjacent countries, Russ. J. Earth Sci., 15, ES3003, doi:10.2205/2015ES000554.
 

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