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Pliocene Lacustrine Transgression in the Western Salton Trough, Southern California: Implications for Regional Tectonics and Evolution of the Colorado River Delta
The San Felipe-Borrego basin (SFBB) is a large sub-basin in the western Salton Trough that has evolved independently of the Fish Creek-Vallecito sub-basin since middle or late Pliocene time. The transition from Pliocene Diablo to Plio-Pleistocene Borrego Fm records transgression of the Borrego lake
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