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Stratigraphic Record of Basin Development Within the San Andreas Fault System: Late Cenozoic Fish Creek–Vallecito Basin, Southern California
The Fish Creek–Vallecito basin contains a 5.5-km-thick section of late Miocene to early Pleistocene sedimentary rocks exposed in the hanging wall of the West Salton detachment fault. These deposits preserve a high-fidelity record of late Cenozoic subsidence and basin filling that resulted from defor
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