It is possible since faults lines are always changing and since you didn't mention a specific form of fault line than yes
Explanation:
Lack of infrastructure causes the cost of input in the medium scale industries to increase. For example, bad roads cause increased costs of transport and lack of cheaper electricity connectivity causes the industry to use expensive petroleum-based products for energy. Therefore, the medium scale industries will be unable to competitively set the price of their products to compete with large scale industries. Large scale industries can maint low prices due to their ability to manufacture large volumes of products hence enjoying economies of scale
The correct answer is - Tethys Ocean.
The Tethys Ocean was an ocean that was situated between the European and African continents, through what is now the Middle East and parts of Central Asia, and the northern half of the Indian Ocean. Because of the geologic activities, mainly the movement of the Indian plate towards Asia, and the Alpine orogenesis, the ocean was becoming smaller and smaller, and it started to be divided into smaller pieces, until it totally disappeared. One of the remains of this ocean is the largest lake in the world, the Caspian Lake, often referred to as Caspian Sea, and it can easily be seen that this body of water was once part of a much bigger body of water with saline water, because it itself has saline waters.
They are shallow water waves