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The central Alaska earthquake swarm of October 1947

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The central Alaska earthquake of July 22, 1937*

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Updating the Crustal Fault Model for the 2023 National Seismic Hazard Model for Alaska

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Seismicity of continental Alaska

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Rapid active thrust faulting at the northern Alaska Range front

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Supplemental Material: Rapid active thrust faulting at the northern Alaska Range front

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Supplemental Material: Rapid active thrust faulting at the northern Alaska Range front

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Potential for earthquake induced liquefaction in the Fairbanks-Nenana area

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Geologic hazards of the Fairbanks area

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Preliminary landslide inventory of parts of the Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska

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Transtensional Tectonics of the Minto Flats Fault Zone and Nenana Basin, Central Alaska

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The 1904Ms 7.3 Earthquake in Central Alaska

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Direction of faulting in certain earthquakes of the North Pacific*

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A field report on the Alaska earthquakes of April 7, 1958

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Stress trajectories across the Northeast Alaska Range

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Additional evidence for down-dip tension in the Pacific plate beneath central Alaska

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Loess Is More: Field Investigation and Slope Stability Analysis of the Tanana 440 Landslide, Interior Alaska

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Updating the Crustal Fault Model for the 2023 National Seismic Hazard Model for Alaska

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Preliminary engineering geologic maps of the proposed natural gas pipeline route in the Tanana River valley, Alaska

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