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A magnitude 5.5 earthquake (marked by the star on the map at right) occurred at 02:13 am local time this morning in the Gulf of California, in the same area as Monday's 4 quakes (which ranged from 5.0 to 6.9 in magnitude).
We've had no reports of it being felt in Arizona or of damage in Mexico
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The seismogram on the left is from AISN station U15A at the North Rim, Arizona, showing the event on the 0800-1000 UCT line.
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