A travel-time curve for seismic rays bottoming within the upper mantle beneath Western Russia and recorded at the NORSAR array is substantially different from a curve for rays bottoming beneath Southern and Central Europe, recorded at the NORSAR and Eskdalemuir arrays. This difference is interpreted in terms of a laterally varying velocity structure to a depth of approximately 500 km beneath the two regions.
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