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The Duration-distance relationship and average envelope shapes of small Kamchatka earthquakes
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FIRST RESULTS ON THE DIRECTION STATISTICS OF PAIRS OF EPICENTERS OF NEIGHBOR EARTHQUAKES ON KAMCHATKA
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Great explosive eruptions on Kamchatka during the last 10,000 years: Self-similar irregularity of the output of volcanic products
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0033-4553:97:020299-14 $ 1.500.20:0 The First Version of the Amax(MW, R) Relationship for Kamchatka
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V. N. Chebrov
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Preliminary Model for Scaling of Fourier Spectra of Strong Ground Motion Recorded on Kamchatka
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FRACTAL EPISODICITY OF GREAT EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS ON KAMCHATKA DURING HOLOCENE
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