In areas where the Earth's surface is saturated with water, earthquakes can turn solid ground into a fluid through

Faulting

Liquefaction

Tsunamis

Subsidence

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Zoie Harrington

Biology

28 February, 05:40

In areas where the Earth's surface is saturated with water, earthquakes can turn solid ground into a fluid through

Faulting

Liquefaction

Tsunamis

Subsidence

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Danna Kerr · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. In areas where the Earth’s surface is saturated with water, earthquakes can turn solid ground into a fluid through Liquefaction. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

In areas where the Earth's surface is saturated with water, earthquakes can turn solid ground into a fluid throughFaultingLiquefactionTsunamisSubsidence

In areas where the Earth's surface is saturated with water, earthquakes can turn solid ground into a fluid through

Faulting

Liquefaction

Tsunamis

Subsidence