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Which geological feature is associated with recurrent seismic activity, as mentioned in the note?

ADelhi Ridge

BBhima Fault

CGir Range

DCardamom Hills

Answer:

B. Bhima Fault

Read Explanation:

  • Peninsular plateau has undergone recurrent phases of upliftment and submergence accompanied by crustal faulting and fractures. (The Bhima fault needs special mention, because of its recurrent seismic activities).

  • The Bhima Fault is located in the peninsular region of India.

  • It's part of the broader fault system in the ancient Peninsular plateau.

  • This fault zone has historical seismic activity and is monitored as part of India's earthquake studies.

  • The fault is named after the Bhima River which flows through parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka in southern India.

  • Fault lines like this are significant because they represent weak zones in the Earth's crust where movement can occur, resulting in earthquakes.


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