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← GeographyWhich consequence results when aseismic creep halts along a fault?
A)Episodic tremor and slip events✓
B)Accelerated chemical weathering of rock
C)Increased regional groundwater recharge rate
D)Decreased geothermal gradient locally
💡 Explanation
Halting of aseismic creep concentrates stress, initiating unstable frictional sliding rather than slow, steady deformation; therefore, episodic tremor and slip result which are detectable but lower energy, rather than accelerating fault movement through another process.
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