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Kreemer, Corné, Blewitt, Geoffrey, Hammond, William C. (2010) Evidence for an active shear zone in southern Nevada linking the Wasatch fault to the Eastern California shear zone. Geology, 38 (5) 475-478 doi:10.1130/g30477.1

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TitleEvidence for an active shear zone in southern Nevada linking the Wasatch fault to the Eastern California shear zone
JournalGeology
AuthorsKreemer, CornéAuthor
Blewitt, GeoffreyAuthor
Hammond, William C.Author
Year2010 (May)Volume38
Issue5
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g30477.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKreemer, Corné, Blewitt, Geoffrey, Hammond, William C. (2010) Evidence for an active shear zone in southern Nevada linking the Wasatch fault to the Eastern California shear zone. Geology, 38 (5) 475-478 doi:10.1130/g30477.1
Plain TextKreemer, Corné, Blewitt, Geoffrey, Hammond, William C. (2010) Evidence for an active shear zone in southern Nevada linking the Wasatch fault to the Eastern California shear zone. Geology, 38 (5) 475-478 doi:10.1130/g30477.1
In(2010, May) Geology Vol. 38 (5) Geological Society of America

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