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Caribbean Tsunami Could Be on the Way – …
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Nancy Grindlay and Meghan Hearne of the University of NorthCarolina Wilmington and Paul Mann of the University of Texasat Austin focus on one major source of past tsunamis in theregion: movement along the boundary between the NorthAmerican and Caribbean tectonic plates.
Caribbean Vulnerable to Tsunami, Study Finds
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Sonar readings of the Puerto Rican trench, where the North American and Caribbean plates meet, show long, deep cracks, said Nancy Grindlay and Meghan Hearne of the University of North Carolina Wilmington and Paul Mann of the University of Texas at Austin. That fits in with historical reports of ...
SmallShop Caribbean News
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31 Mar · ... American Geophysical Union, scientists Nancy Grindlay and Meghan Hearne of the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, and Paul Mann ...
Carolina in the News: Thursday, Dec. 6, UNC News Archives
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…Scientists Nancy Grindlay and Meghan Hearne, both of the University of North Carolina, and Paul Mann of the University of Texas, Austin, ...
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