Which outcome occurs after a sudden seismic uplift?

💡 Explanation

After a seismic uplift, localized isostatic rebound will occur because the crust adjusts to the new mass distribution due to isostasy; therefore, the land rises, rather than causing crustal thinning or a deep ocean trench linked to subduction dynamics.

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