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Introductionn. Similarly, body-wave seismologists have long been aware of the severe effect that velocity gradients and low-velocity zones can have on wave amplitudes. Awareness that such effects can completely swamp those of anelasticity has, undoubtedly, deterred many investigators from pursuing research on seismic-wave attenuation.

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2-D Image of Seismic Attenuation beneath the Deep Seismic Sounding Profile “Quartz,” Russia SE direction, away from the Baltic Shield. Our model exhibits strong 2-D, vertical and horizontal attenuation contrasts. A high-attenuation layer in the depth range of 120–150 to 160–180 km can apparently be associated with the presence of a partial melts within the base of the lithosphere.

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