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Answer:. n. [Geology, Geophysics] Also known as weathered layer, a near-surface, possibly unconsolidated layer of low seismic velocity. The base of the weathered layer commonly coincides with the water table and a sharp increase in seismic velocity. The weathered layer typically has air-filled pores
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The asthenosphere
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The asthenosphere is also known as the "low velocity"
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