APPLICATIONS & INVESTIGATIONS EARTH SC
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Chapter 6, Problem 5LR
The velocity of S waves decreases as these waves leave the lithosphere and enter asthenosphere. What does this suggest about the strength of the rocks in the asthenosphere compared to those in the overlying lithosphere?
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APPLICATIONS & INVESTIGATIONS EARTH SC
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