论文信息 - Evidence of interrelation between the seismicity of the Southern Apennines and Southern Dinarides

Evidence of interrelation between the seismicity of the Southern Apennines and Southern Dinarides

Abstract During the last two centuries the strongest earthquakes in the Southern Apennines (M > 5.5) have almost regularly occurred within a short time (a few months to some years) of the occurrence of earthquakes in Southern Yugoslavia. The high statistical significance of this correspondence suggests the presence of a tectonic connection between the two zones.

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