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Mapping a phenomenon that exists only at certain points, such as earthquake epicentres, is best done with
Answer: D
The data are genuinely discrete, so a display that spreads them across an area would imply a continuity that does not exist. Density surfaces may be derived from the points afterwards, but the points remain the observation.
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