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Structural Expression of Low-Angle Normal Faults Developed in Wrench Settings: An Example From the West Salton Detachment System
The west Salton detachment system (WSDS) records complex, evolving 3D strain in a wrench-dominated rift and differs from "typical" detachments. Other detachments that formed in oblique rift settings share similar attributes, suggesting that detachments formed in wrench settings and orthogonal rifts
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