Seismic waves known as s-waves are a. the fastest of the seismic waves b. able to...

Seismic waves known as s-waves are

	a.	the fastest of the seismic waves
	b.	able to pass through liquids
	c.	distributed evenly around the globe after an earthquake (not generating a shadow zone)
	d.	able to move as a shear wave

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