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Earthquakes in the Caribbean often occur along faults where the North American and Caribbean Plates meet. Most faults in the Caribbean are "strike-slip faults," which are not favorable for tsunamis.

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So we're in the Caribbean on the Caribbean Plate, and the Atlantic Plate is butting into it and subducting beneath it. - As the crust sinks, it melts, sending magma rising to the surface.

It was the result of "strike slip faulting in the shallow crust near the boundary between the North America and Caribbean plates," USGS said. According to the tsunami warning, sea level ...

The Caribbean Sea is nearly three times larger than the Scotia Sea but is remarkably similar in shape and characteristics. The basin is also the result of a smaller plate — the Caribbean ...

The Caribbean is a highly active seismic zone due to the tectonic interactions between the Caribbean Plate and the North and South American Plates.This instability frequently triggers underwater ...

“The Cayman Trench structural fracture zone remains an active plate margin of the small but well-defined Caribbean plate so the potential for significant seismic activity in the region remains a ...

The original earthquake occurred as a result of the "strike slip faulting in the shallow crust near the boundary between the North America and Caribbean plates," according to The U.S. Geological ...