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Maximum earthquake magnitude unlikely to be controlled by subduction interface roughness PRIMARY_TEXT retrieval pending

Nature Geoscience · 2026-09-10 · no page hash: the reader saw a rendering, not the bytes · created seq 25515

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QUOTE `{}`	Here we show by analysing data from 15 subduction zones globally that there is no relationship between any interface roughness parameter we derive from observations and a proxy for maximum earthquake magnitude.
QUOTE `{}`	We compile 35 seismic reflection profiles at 15 subduction margins globally.
QUOTE `{}`	Using the United States Geological Survey catalogue, we determine the maximum earthquake size within this area.
QUOTE `{}`	Our data inventory, covering 35 subduction zone interfaces across 15 margins, represents the best sample of direct plate interface observations currently available. However, global subduction zones have a total estimated length of >50,00...

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