Biology, 15.02.2021 20:20, Ellafrederick
When tectonic plates move releasing energy as waves, the shaking created by the waves can cause building damage or
collapse. What is the event called that causes this type of physical damage?
A)
Tsunami
B)
Volcano
Landslide
D)
Earthquake
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