Evidence From High‐Resolution Topography for Multiple Earthquakes on High Slip‐to‐Length Fault Scarps: The Bilila‐Mtakataka Fault, Malawi

Geomorphological features such as fault scarps and stream knickpoints are indicators of recent fault activity. Determining whether these features formed during a single earthquake or over multiple earthquakes cycles has important implications for the interpretation of the size and frequency of past events. Here, we focus on the Bilila‐Mtakataka fault, Malawi, where the 20 m high fault scarps exceed the height expected from a single earthquake...