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Third, in the Himalaya, the potential
slip accumulates almost entirely as elastic
rather than inelastic strain, which would
permanently deform the rock. Analyses of
deformed river terraces in the foothills of
the Himalaya demonstrate an advance of
21 3 mm/year in southern Nepal (8) during the past 10,000 years. The minor difference between this rate, measured at the
southern edge of the Himalaya and applicable to durations spanning many great
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