Earthquakes

**Earthquake Resources**
[|USGS Haiti Earthquake] Plate Tectonics of the Haiti Earthquake ||= Southern Quinghai, China April 13, 2010 [|USGS Quinghai Earthquake] ||= Chile February 27, 2010 [|USGS Chile Earthquake] Chile 2010 Earthquake - Wikipedia || [|USGS Eastern Sichuan China Earthquake] [|East Sichuan Earthquake - Wikipedia] ||= Pakistan, October 8, 2005 [|USGS Pakistan, October 8, 2005] [|Kashmir, Pakistan Earthquake - Wikipedia] Dr. George Pararas -Carayannis - Pakistan Earthquake ||= Sumatra, Indonesia, December 26, 2004 [|USGS Sumatra, December 26, 2004] 2004 Sumatra Earthquake and Tsunami || [|USGS Prince William Sound] [|Alaska Earthquake Information Center] ||= Northridge, California Earthquake, January 17, 1994 [|USGS Northridge Earthquake] ||= Great San Francisco Earthquake, April 18, 1906 [|USGS Great San Francisco Earthquake] Tectonics of San Andreas Fault (the cause) Plate Tectonics showing San Andreas Fault || USGS Near the East Coast of Honshu, Japan Plate Tectonics of Japan Good diagram of plate tectonics associated with Japan earthquake 2011 Japan Earthquake - Wikipedia ||= Christchurch Earthquake, New Zealand February 2011 USGS Christchurch New Zealand Tectonics of Christchurch Earthquake ||=  ||
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 * = Haiti, January 12, 2010
 * = Eastern Sichuan, China, May 12, 2008
 * = Prince William Sound, Alaska, March 28, 1964
 * = Japan Earthquake March 2011

Types of Plate Tectonics Boundries Divergent Plate Boundry with animated gif Convergent Plate Boundaries with animated gifs Transform Plate Boundaries with animated gif Databases and Encyclopedias: Science Facts on File and Worldbook Online are excellent resources USGS Earthquakes for Kids Plate Tectonics Boundaries Map in Google Maps - identifies all the plate boundaries What is an Earthquake?-Windows to the Universe What is a geologic fault? - Windows to the Universe Animations for Earthquakes terms and concepts This Dynamic Planet: Plate Tectonics from USGS Plate Tectonics Animations These can be linked to, but not directly embedded.
 * Earthquake basics:**