coseismals

/koʊˈsaɪzməlz/
noun
  1. Lines on a map connecting points where an earthquake shock is felt at the same time.
    • The seismologist drew coseismals to show how the earthquake spread across the region.
    • On the map, the coseismals formed concentric rings around the epicenter.
    • By studying coseismals, scientists can understand the speed of seismic waves.
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