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making use of a local array of seismographs, identi ed two Benioff zones beneath the Japan arc that appear to merge down dip (Fig. 9.12). The arrival times of different seismic phases indicate that the upper of these zones corresponds to the crustal part of the descending slab, and the lower to the lithospheric mantle (Hasegawa et al., 1994). Subsequently, double seismic zones, at depths between 70 and 200 km, have been documented in numerous well-studied subduction zones (Peacock, 2001), and it seems probable that they are a common feature of subduction zone seismicity. In some cases focal mechanism solutions for the upper zone earthquakes imply down-dip compression, and those for the lower zone earthquakes down-dip tension. This suggests that unbending of the downgoing plate may be important, the plate having suffered a certain amount of permanent, plastic deformation during its initial descent (Isacks & Barazangi, 1977). However the double seismic zones extend to depths well beyond the region of unbending of the downgoing plates. It is now thought that most of these earthquakes are triggered by metamorphic reactions involving dehydration; those in the upper zone associated with the formation of eclogite (Kirby et al., 1996), and those in the lower zone with the dehydration of serpentinite (Meade & Jeanloz, 1991). It is suggested that dehydration reactions generate high pore pressures along pre-existing fault planes in the subducting oceanic lithosphere, producing earthquakes

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