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April 1, 2002Geophysical Research LettersOpen Access

Tomographic evidence for a subducted seamount beneath the Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica: The cause of the 1990 Mw = 7.0 Gulf of Nicoya earthquake

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SHS. HusenUniversitas FloresEKEdi KisslingETH ZurichRQRonnie Quintero

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