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Thomas, Amanda M., Bürgmann, Roland, Dreger, Douglas S. (2013) Incipient faulting near Lake Pillsbury, California, and the role of accessory faults in plate boundary evolution. Geology, 41 (10) 1119-1122 doi:10.1130/g34588.1

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TitleIncipient faulting near Lake Pillsbury, California, and the role of accessory faults in plate boundary evolution
JournalGeology
AuthorsThomas, Amanda M.Author
Bürgmann, RolandAuthor
Dreger, Douglas S.Author
Year2013 (October)Volume41
Issue10
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g34588.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceThomas, Amanda M., Bürgmann, Roland, Dreger, Douglas S. (2013) Incipient faulting near Lake Pillsbury, California, and the role of accessory faults in plate boundary evolution. Geology, 41 (10) 1119-1122 doi:10.1130/g34588.1
Plain TextThomas, Amanda M., Bürgmann, Roland, Dreger, Douglas S. (2013) Incipient faulting near Lake Pillsbury, California, and the role of accessory faults in plate boundary evolution. Geology, 41 (10) 1119-1122 doi:10.1130/g34588.1
In(2013, October) Geology Vol. 41 (10) Geological Society of America

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