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Williams, Randolph T., Goodwin, Laurel B., Mozley, Peter S., Beard, Brian L., Johnson, Clark M. (2015) Tectonic controls on fault zone flow pathways in the Rio Grande rift, New Mexico, USA. Geology, 43 (8) 723-726 doi:10.1130/g36799.1

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TitleTectonic controls on fault zone flow pathways in the Rio Grande rift, New Mexico, USA
JournalGeology
AuthorsWilliams, Randolph T.Author
Goodwin, Laurel B.Author
Mozley, Peter S.Author
Beard, Brian L.Author
Johnson, Clark M.Author
Year2015 (August)Volume43
Issue8
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g36799.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWilliams, Randolph T., Goodwin, Laurel B., Mozley, Peter S., Beard, Brian L., Johnson, Clark M. (2015) Tectonic controls on fault zone flow pathways in the Rio Grande rift, New Mexico, USA. Geology, 43 (8) 723-726 doi:10.1130/g36799.1
Plain TextWilliams, Randolph T., Goodwin, Laurel B., Mozley, Peter S., Beard, Brian L., Johnson, Clark M. (2015) Tectonic controls on fault zone flow pathways in the Rio Grande rift, New Mexico, USA. Geology, 43 (8) 723-726 doi:10.1130/g36799.1
In(2015, August) Geology Vol. 43 (8) Geological Society of America

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