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Where are the missing faults in translated terranes?
Paul J. Umhoefer
Earth and Sustainability
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Strike-slip Fault
100%
Terranes
100%
Plate Boundary
30%
Baja California
30%
North America
20%
Normal Fault
20%
Gulf of California
20%
Divergent Plate Boundaries
20%
British Columbia
20%
Low Potential
20%
Oblique Rift
20%
Scale Translation
10%
Rift
10%
Transform Faults
10%
Secondary Fault
10%
Major Fault
10%
Rocky Mountains
10%
Paleomagnetism
10%
Relative Motion
10%
New Zealand
10%
Long Distance
10%
Fold-and-thrust Belt
10%
Oceanic Crust
10%
Buoyancy
10%
Thrust Fault
10%
Left behind
10%
Continental Crust
10%
Anastomosis
10%
San Andreas
10%
Large Offset
10%
Reliable Indicator
10%
Modern Plate Tectonics
10%
Marlborough Fault System
10%
Extensional Faults
10%
Transform Plate Boundary
10%
Single Fault
10%
Northern British Columbia
10%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Strike-Slip Fault
100%
Terrane
100%
Plate Boundary
66%
California
44%
Lower California (Mexico)
33%
British Columbia
33%
North America
22%
Borderland
22%
Eocene
11%
Geological Fault
11%
Geology
11%
Transform Fault
11%
Paleomagnetism
11%
Oceanic Crust
11%
New Zealand
11%
Continental Crust
11%
Faulting
11%
Plate (Tectonics)
11%
Early Cretaceous
11%