Question 3 • PARTA - EVP: PGCPS BIOGEOCHEM CR (FALL2026) - 798113
Geologists compare seismograph records from multiple stations, often spread across the world, to learn where an earthquake occurred and how it behaved. A single reading is not enough to locate an epicenter; the arrival-time differences of P and S waves at several stations are used. Surface-wave arrival times are not the key measurement described here.
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